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Poughkeepsie City School District Mental Health Awareness Training - Project Name: Poughkeepsie City School District Mental Health Awareness Training the Poughkeepsie City School District Mental Health Awareness Training (poughkeepsie CSD Mhat) Project Will Train 866 Youth-serving Adults Using Evidence-based Youth Mental Health First Aid. This Project Aims to Improve the Identification of and Support for Youth Experiencing Mental Health Symptoms. the Focus Population to Benefit From This Project Are the Over 4,000 School-aged Youth in Poughkeepsie, Ny. in Total, 94% Poughkeepsie CSD Students Are Eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch. the Pcsd’s Community Has a Population of Approximately 30,000 People and a Poverty Rate Over 19%. the Poughkeepsie CSD Mhat Is a Five-year Project That Will Provide Training to His Project Will Provide Training to an Average of 173 Individuals Per Year, Including Teachers, Parents, School Support Staff, and Other Community Members. Additionally, the Project Will Improve Linkages Between the Schools and Mental Health Service Providers and Will Provide Participants With Resources to Support Youth Access to Local Mental Health Resources.
Committed
$498,351
Paid out
$373.9K
75%
Committed, not yet paid
$124.5K
25%
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