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Two Feathers Making Relatives Southern Humboldt - the Two Feathers Native American Family Services of Humboldt County, Ca, Making Relatives Project, Serves American Indian (AI) Youth Ages 12-24 and Their Families in Humboldt County With a Focus on the Southern Humboldt Region. the Project Seeks to Engage High Risk Youth by Addressing Current Mental Health Gaps in Tribal Communities Through a Culturally-based Home and Community System of Care for Ai Youth and Their Families. to Meet the Needs of the Elevated Rates of Co-occurring Disorders (e.g., Suicide and Substance Use Disorders) in Southern Humboldt Communities, Our Program Will Include Wraparound Services, Intensive Case Management, Substance Abuse Treatment, Pro-social Activities and Cultural Programming, to Reintegrate Tribal Youth and Their Families Into Their Communities and Increase Overall Well-being. the Making Relatives' Primary Goals Include: Goal 1: Continue Implementation of a Culturally-based Substance Use and Intensive Case Management Program Utilizing a Family Focused Wraparound Model for 15 Ai/an Youth and Their Families Each Year; Goal 2: Provide Culturally-based, Early Intervention Services to 15 Ai/an Youth Per Year; and, Goal 3: Enhance the Making Relatives Program to Establish Efficacy and Sustainability of the Program.
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