BROOKLINE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER SERVES THE EVOLVING MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF ADULTS, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES LIVING IN GREATER BOSTON, DELIVERING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE, COMPREHENSIVE CARE THROUGH A COMMUNITY HEALTH MODEL. THE CENTER FOCUSES ON TREATING PEOPLE WITH LIMITED ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE, INCLUDING LOW AND MODERATE INCOME RESIDENTS, THOSE FROM DIVERSE POPULATION GROUPS, AND INDIVIDUALS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS. IN ADDITION, THE CENTER OFFERS MEDIATION SERVICES AND TRAININGS.
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Dates
Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022
Source
990
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$6.7M
School Mental Health Programs
BROOKLINE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PROVIDES MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES THROUGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS. THE BRIDGE FOR RESILENT YOUTH IN TRANSITION (BRYT) IS A PIONEERING MODEL OF INNOVATIVE SCHOOL BRIDGE PROGRAMS THAT EQUIP SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE SHORT-TERM INTERVENTION, IMPROVE STUDENT OUTCOMES, GET MORE STUDENTS BACK TO THEIR REGULAR ACADEMIC SCHEDULE, AND BRING DROPOUT RATES DOWN. THE PILOT TELEBEHAVIORAL PROGRAM MEETS THE URGENT, ACUTE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
