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HRHN's iMAD Program's I Make A Difference
Conference 2019
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Heartland Rural Health Network's iMAD Program is hosting their first conference centered on Adolescent Health and Development, specifically focusing this year on mental health. The I Make a Difference Conference 2019 will have speakers and small break-out sessions. The featured speaker is Donna Lucero, MA, LPCC, NCC. Lucero who is the director of clinical services at All Faiths Children’s Advocacy Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She will be talking about recognizing, understanding and responding to the impact of childhood trauma. The conference will be held at Sebring's Circle Theater on December 18th from 8 am - 4 pm. It is free and open to the public, but we do request that people pre-register to insure we have enough space. To register, email karen.clogston@hrhn.org.
See the Highlands News-Sun write up on this conference here. |
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HRHN's iMAD Program's Wizard Camp
Highlighted in FYSB Success Stories
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Heartland Rural Health Network, Inc.'s iMAD Program hosted its second annual summer camp in Summer of 2018. Recently, FYSB posted an interview with our Program Director, Larry Moore, about the program's inaugural year. To read about the article, click here.
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HRHN launches new website for iMAD Program
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Heartland Rural Health Network recently launched its newest website for its iMAD sexual health education program. The website that went live September 1, is designed for students and their parents to provide more information about the topics covered in the in-school program as well as some essential life skills. These main topics include Relationships, Life Skills and Youth Development. If you would like to learn more about the iMAD Program or read up on some of its staff please click here to check it out! |
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One in every fifteen people living in the United States depends on health center services. Health Centers deliver high quality, cost effective, accessible care while serving as critical economic engines helping to power local economies.
In addition to their long history as health care homes to millions, Health Centers are also proud to celebrate over 50 years of service and continue to be ranked among the highest quality and cost effective care providers in the nation. Health Centers provide their services to all people, regardless of their ability to pay or insurance status. Each year we celebrate the work and services Health Centers provide to special populations within their community on designated days during the week. This year is no different! NHCW has added focused themed days, which will allow for more opportunities to showcase the innovative services and programs at Health Centers.
In addition to their long history as health care homes to millions, Health Centers are also proud to celebrate over 50 years of service and continue to be ranked among the highest quality and cost effective care providers in the nation. Health Centers provide their services to all people, regardless of their ability to pay or insurance status. Each year we celebrate the work and services Health Centers provide to special populations within their community on designated days during the week. This year is no different! NHCW has added focused themed days, which will allow for more opportunities to showcase the innovative services and programs at Health Centers.
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