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Lancaster County Is Seeking to Develop a Family Resource Center. the Family Resource Center Is Designed to Serve Families Who Have Youth Under the Age of 19 Living in the Home Who Are Experiencing a Behavioral Health Crisis.the Facility, Serving as a Single Point, of Contact Integrates Prevention and Early Intervention Services and Supports Through a Centralized, Coordinated Point of Contact for Youth Who Are Struggling at Home, in the Community, or at School and Are At-rise of Systems Involvement to Receive: Crisis Behavioral Health Screening, Stabilization and Supports; Integrated Case Management Through Utilization of Peer Support and Family Navigators; Referral to Existing Support Services Within the Community; Access to Basic Needs and Concrete Supports at a Time of Crisis; and Limited Crisis Respite Beds as Needed.
Committed
$1.0 Million
Paid out
$112.1K
11%
Committed, not yet paid
$887.9K
89%
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