Pinal Hispanic Council Incorporated

Project Safety Net - Pinal Hispanic Council and Its Consortium Partners Propose to Implement Project Safety Net. Project Safety Net Will Implement the Mental Health First Aid Trainings to Consortium Members and General Public in Pinal County, Arizona. Project Safety Link Proposes to Train a Minimum of Three Hundred Participants a Year for a Total of 300 Participants During the Five Year Project. the Consortium Partners Include Law Enforcement, Fire Departments, First Responders, Schools, Social Services, Veterans, and Community Coalitions. Project Safety Net Will Utilize the Mental Health First Aid Training Program as Its Evidenced Based Practice Model. Project Safety Net Will Also Utilize the Trauma Informed Care Model to Train Participants on the Importance of Trauma Informed Care and How to Integrate Trauma Informed Care When Responding to Mental Health Situations. Finally, Project Safety Net Will Incorporate the Razalogia Community Mobilization Framework to Provide a Cultural Competency Community Intervention Approach Focusing on Conocimiento(mutual Understanding), Confianza(trust), Unidad(unity), and Poder(power). Project Safety Link Will Utilize a Process and Outcome Evaluation Design to Evaluate the Efficacy of Its Implementation Strategies So That Other Communities May Gain From Its Successes.