LSSI Social Workers and Counselors provide support to students in 58 different Chicago Public Schools. The staff work closely with teachers, guardians, primary care physicians, and other therapists to provide the best support to the child/teen possible during school hours.List of contracted schools found on the website.
LSSI Social Workers and Counselors provide support to students in 58 different Chicago Public Schools. The staff work closely with teachers, guardians, primary care physicians, and other therapists to provide the best support to the child/teen possible during school hours.List of contracted schools found on the website.
Youth Guidance offers STRIVE (Strategies to Rejuvenate Interest & Value in Education), a program that serves ages 14-21 through one-on-one counseling, college tours, social and educational field trips, parent and family engagement, educational workshops, and more.
Youth Guidance offers STRIVE (Strategies to Rejuvenate Interest & Value in Education), a program that serves ages 14-21 through one-on-one counseling, college tours, social and educational field trips, parent and family engagement, educational workshops, and more.
Provides mental health services to students, including those who are at risk of being extruded from the school community due to unmet mental health needs.
Provides mental health services to students, including those who are at risk of being extruded from the school community due to unmet mental health needs.
C.A.R.E Rooms are school-based services provided by BSCO in partner schools within the Bronzeville area. When they establish a partnership with a school, they create a dedicated space within the school and assign 1 to 2 CARE room advocates. These advocates are mental health workers trained in trauma-informed intervention. They have the capacity to provide support to anyone within the school community, including students, teachers, administrators, and parents. Advocates offer individual or group sessions.
C.A.R.E Rooms are school-based services provided by BSCO in partner schools within the Bronzeville area. When they establish a partnership with a school, they create a dedicated space within the school and assign 1 to 2 CARE room advocates. These advocates are mental health workers trained in trauma-informed intervention. They have the capacity to provide support to anyone within the school community, including students, teachers, administrators, and parents. Advocates offer individual or group sessions.
This program is housed at the school and serves as a support to families and children to successfully navigate mental health services as well as community resources. They support the parent through education on how to parent a child that has a unique and challenging personality.
This program is housed at the school and serves as a support to families and children to successfully navigate mental health services as well as community resources. They support the parent through education on how to parent a child that has a unique and challenging personality.
School-based outreach and intensive services to help junior and high school students overcome challenges and stay in school.
Services include: - Individual and group counseling - Home visits with families - In-school conflict mediations - Building skills in areas of conflict resolution, anger management, impulse control, goal setting, and links to academic skills
School-based outreach and intensive services to help junior and high school students overcome challenges and stay in school.
Services include: - Individual and group counseling - Home visits with families - In-school conflict mediations - Building skills in areas of conflict resolution, anger management, impulse control, goal setting, and links to academic skills
This program is housed at the school and serves as a support to families and children to successfully navigate mental health services as well as community resources. They support the parent through education on how to parent a child that has a unique and challenging personality.
This program is housed at the school and serves as a support to families and children to successfully navigate mental health services as well as community resources. They support the parent through education on how to parent a child that has a unique and challenging personality.
