Zencare
JULY 7, 2025
Community health clinics and nonprofits are also good resources. Look into low-cost clinics, local mental health nonprofits, FQHCs, and peer support programs in your area. Nonprofits and local health departments may also offer free or reduced-cost counseling services. Can I still get therapy if I lose Medicaid?
Mad in America
APRIL 26, 2025
History of P&As and PAIMI Funding The Protection and Advocacy system was established federally in the 1970s to create state-level organizations with special investigative and legal powers to uphold the rights of people with physical or intellectual disabilities. higher court rulings. How common across the country is this still today?
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Kids Mental Health Info
MAY 1, 2015
Nonprofit serving the needs of children, families and professionals in addressing mental health, medical, educational, legal and legislative issues. The post Child Advocate appeared first on Kids Mental Health Info.
Kids Mental Health Info
DECEMBER 9, 2014
The Center for Childrens Advocacy is a nonprofit law firm which fights for the legal rights of Connecticuts most vulnerable children in such areas as education, juvenile justice, health, housing, behavioral health, and disability rights. The post Center for Childrens Advocacy appeared first on Kids Mental Health Info.
The Art of Healing Trauma
OCTOBER 8, 2018
Not reporting events to people who could help in a number of ways – giving the survivor helpful information, directing to services, listening, clarifying legal procedures, making connections to trauma survivor advocates, organizations, and nonprofits.
Mad in America
SEPTEMBER 14, 2024
Much as the court-watching movement shines a light on the unjust workings of the criminal-legal system , Shield activists show up to virtual hearings like Russell’s as witnesses to the injustices of the civil commitment system. Why does a religious organization have legal rights over a man’s life and body in a supposedly secular state?”
Mad in America
MAY 4, 2024
For over fifty years in America, pro-force family advocacy organizations, closely allied with the medical and judicial establishments, have worked to roll back the clock to the days when they had more legal control over the lives of those under their care.
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