Monday, November 25, 2024
11/25/2024
Santo Domingo Pueblo is located between Albuquerque and Santa Fe on the east bank of the Rio Grande. Native Connect will reach approximately 500 high-risk Kewa youth in Grades 6-12 and will also provide direct services to at least 20 families with prevention, mental health, and whole child wellness programming that is currently unavailable and inaccessible. The overall goal of Native Connect is to improve mental health outcomes for Santo Domingo Pueblo youth. The initiative will create a sustainable support network for Pueblo Members through evidence-based trainings, establish a formal referral policy and conduct training to ensure implementation with fidelity, increase access to prevention and mental health services, and strengthen the safety net for Pueblo youth by increasing awareness of mental health crisis warning signs, substance use warning signs, and appropriate next steps. Annually, 500 youth will take part in Peer Helpers and mentoring. Annually, at least 40 youth will receive intensive Case Management services.
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