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Announcing the 2020 Community Partnership Celebration Award WinnersOur Community Partnership Celebration Awards honor and recognize the outstanding people who exemplify our four core values. |
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We're Working with Working Together Jackson to Support Jackson FamiliesFamilies as Allies is part of Working Together Jackson's efforts to raise money and provide resources for Jackson Public Schools families. |
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Mississippi Coordinator of Mental Health Accessibility AppointedWe welcome Mississippi's Coordinator of Mental Health Accessibility, Mr. Bill Rosamond, who was appointed to the position on Oct. 15. |
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Early Childhood Focus Groups - Sign Up for NovemberWe still have early childhood focus groups you can sign up for in November if you're a Mississippi caregiver of a young child with developmental challenges. |
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Virtual Family Support Meeting - Families as Allies - Oct. 29Family support meeting for parents or caregivers raising a child to check in with each other, discuss problems and concerns, and support one another. |
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NFFCMH 2020 Virtual Mini-Conference - Nov. 10 and 12Workshops addressing peer support, family/youth leadership, co-occurring mental health/substance use disorders, trauma-informed services. |
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7th Annual Virtual Community Partnership Celebration - Nov. 16Our annual awards event to celebrate community partnerships will be held on November 16 at 5:30 p.m. via Facebook Live. |
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Mississippi Department of Mental Health Peer Support Training - Nov. 16 - 20This training includes a track facilitated by Families as Allies for parents who want to do peer support for other parents. |
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National Care Coordination Standards for Children and Youth with Special NeedsCare coordination is a core component of federal and state efforts to improve health outcomes, reduce caregiver and patient burden, and decrease health care costs for children and adults with chronic and complex conditions. |
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Halloween & COVID-19: Have Fun While Staying SafeSome Halloween traditions may look different this year to help keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. But there are still lots of ways families can have fun while avoiding the scare of being exposed to or spreading the virus. See ideas and tips. |
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)A checklist for adults and kids to stay safe during Halloween. Offers ways to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19 while still enjoying Halloween-related activities. |
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