Salish Family Youth System Partner Round Table (FYSPRT)
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The SBH-ASO is seeking Advisory Board Volunteers from Jefferson County -
more information here!
more information here!
Don't forget to ask about reimbursement for:
• attending the monthly Salish FYSPRT meeting
• a state FYSPRT meeting
• a Salish Regional FYSPRT Tri-Lead Meeting
• an outreach event
• maybe more (ask!)
Click on the link to fill out the online form: Salish FYSPRT Compensation
• attending the monthly Salish FYSPRT meeting
• a state FYSPRT meeting
• a Salish Regional FYSPRT Tri-Lead Meeting
• an outreach event
• maybe more (ask!)
Click on the link to fill out the online form: Salish FYSPRT Compensation
New updates to the FYSPRT Work Plan
Newly Updated FYSPRT Tri-Fold available for handing out!
Fill out the Salish Regional FYSPRT Program Feedback form!
Newly Updated FYSPRT Tri-Fold available for handing out!
Fill out the Salish Regional FYSPRT Program Feedback form!
FYSPRT stands for Family, Youth, System Partner Round Tables. We act as a sounding board for all the people involved in the care of young people who have developmental, emotional, and/or behavioral issues. We create spaces where opinions can be heard and ideas shared, resulting in better care for individuals and healthier communities.
Youth and family voices bring compassion, understanding and inspiration to busy service providers who are required to complete piles of paperwork and hours of data entry for the system. Sometimes service providers get overwhelmed with those details and need to hear what would be helpful for long term recovery. Your voices matter and this model provides a safe place for you to be heard. Help us move beyond treatment to resiliency and hope! Contact us at any time to voice your comments or concerns, or better yet, come to one of our meetings. (Last Monday of each month, 3:00-5:00 throughout 2021. Check the calendar for location. Free food and resources, stipends for families & youth, travel expenses and/or child care.)
Youth and family voices bring compassion, understanding and inspiration to busy service providers who are required to complete piles of paperwork and hours of data entry for the system. Sometimes service providers get overwhelmed with those details and need to hear what would be helpful for long term recovery. Your voices matter and this model provides a safe place for you to be heard. Help us move beyond treatment to resiliency and hope! Contact us at any time to voice your comments or concerns, or better yet, come to one of our meetings. (Last Monday of each month, 3:00-5:00 throughout 2021. Check the calendar for location. Free food and resources, stipends for families & youth, travel expenses and/or child care.)