Mental Health
Walk me through the process of connecting a student to in school therapy. What are the requirements?
What is in school therapy referrals
A community resource that will assist with housing, WIC, job searches, community referrals, case management and has a clinic.
A student comes to you and tells you that they feel unsafe to go home tonight and are thinking of running away. Where would you refer them to for overnight housing and family case management.
What is Safe place
a non-profit, charitable organization that distributes food to those who have difficulty purchasing enough to avoid hunger
What is a food bank
A resource for teens to access on their phones for any type of support.
What is the TEEN TEXT LINE
What supports are there for clients who are uninsured to receive therapeutic services? Bonus if you get both answers!
What is a trauma grant
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What is a sliding scale
What is one of the first steps you would take to support a student who tells you that him and his mom are sleeping in her car?
What is MKV
a national association in the United States that supports and promotes court-appointed advocates for abused or neglected children.
What is CASA
Providing food, instruction, shelter, and healthcare to community members in need, so that they may improve their self-sufficiency through life-changing experiences.
What is FISH
What is 988
A student comes in and describes what sounds like a sexual assault occurred over the weekend. Student is unsure of what to do. Walk me through the steps to support this student and who you would call first.
What is SARA
Student comes to you and shares that the family is being locked out of her home today. The landlord is not willing to work with them. What is a resource that they could access outside of the school?
what is a shelter
What does VARN stand for?
Volunteer Attorneys for Rural NV
we are able to provide a nutritious bag of food each week for chronically hungry children to local schools in our community.
What is Food For Thought
A team with a crisis intervention officer and social worker who travel around to provide wrap around services.
What is MOST
A student comes in and describes what sounds like a severe eating disorder, students parents are supportive and looking for support what is one of the programs that she would most benefit from?
What is intensive outpatient (IOP)
A student who is 18 comes in to talk about how they are unable to stay at home any longer, this student is looking for housing resources so they are able to attend school and graduate. Who would you refer them to for affordable housing?
What is Spirit of Hope
a nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian forms of relief for immigrant women, men, and children who are victims of crimes, domestic violence, abuse, and trafficking in northern Nevada.
What is Tu Casa Latina
A federally funded program to help low-income families buy nutritious food from authorized retailer
What is SNAP
An anonymous reporting line for students to report anything
What is SAFEVOICE
A student comes in at the end of the day and expresses suicidal ideation. Carson Tahoe is unable to respond, who do you call next?
What is Rural Mobile Crisis
An 18 year old student recently found out that she was pregnant, parents are unsupportive, she is looking for support and housing. Where would you refer her to?
City of refuge
A multi agency team who will discuss student cases. Juvenile Justice, DCSF, and usually schools in attendance.
What is MDT (bonus: what does MDT stand for?
An organization that provides
What is the BRIDGE
Bus driver reaches out to you about a student mentioning being hit at home by grandma who student lives with. Student is 18 and enrolled in an IEP.
What is APS (adult protective services)