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Child Welfare Practice to Address Racial Disproportionality and DisparityThis resource "provides a brief overview on the issue of racial disproportionality and disparity in the child welfare system and the factors that contribute to the problem. It then describes practices that child welfare caseworkers, administrators, program managers, and policymakers can implement to address these issues in general and at specific decision-making points along the child welfare continuum"https://forchildwelfare.org/wp-content/uploads/racial_disproportionality.pdfnationalBulletin
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Secondary Traumatic Stress - A Fact Sheet for Child-Serving ProfessionalsA 7-page fact sheet for child-serving professionals presented by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) that provides an overview of secondary traumatic stress and its potential impact.https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/fact-sheet/secondary_traumatic_stress_child_serving_professionals.pdfnationalFact sheet
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Trauma-Informed Care in Behavioral Health Services - A Treatment Improvement ProtocolThis treatment improcement protocol (TIP) "This TIP provides evidence-based and best practice information for behavioral health service providers and administrators who want to work more effectively with people who have been exposed to acute and chronic traumas and/or are at risk of developing traumatic stress reactions. Using key trauma-informed principles, this TIP addresses trauma-related prevention, intervention, and treatment issues and strategies in behavioral health services."https://store.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/d7/priv/sma14-4816.pdfnational
Treatment Improvement Protocol
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6 Guiding Principles To a Trauma-Informed ApproachThis infographic is presented by the CDC's Center for Preparedness and Response (CPR) in collaboration with SAMHSA's National Center for Traum-Informed Care (NCTIC), and includes the six principles that guide a trauma-informed approach.https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/56843nationalInfographic
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Youth Risk Behavior Survey/Youth Tobacco Survey (YRBS/YTS) 2021-2022Find state or county level data, data summaries, and data reports from the 2021/2022 Youth Risk Behavior Survey and Youth Tobacco Survey.https://health.maryland.gov/phpa/ccdpc/Reports/Pages/State-Level-Data%2c-2021-2022.aspxstate and countyData
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Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS) 2011-2021View data on various BRFSS indicators from the years 2011-2021. Indicators can be filtered by county, region, and a variety of demographics.https://ibis.health.maryland.gov/ibisph-view/query/selection/brfss/BRFSSSelection.htmlstate and countyData
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America's Health Rankings, ACES in MDStatistics on ACES in MD, broken down by types of ACES. Also a Maryland Summary from 2021 which includes data on social and economics, physical envirnoment, clinical care, behaviors, and health outcomeshttps://www.americashealthrankings.org/explore/measures/ACEs_8_overall/MDstateData
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Maryland ACES Action WebsiteThis tracker measures the progress of the PACES actions in your area.https://acesconnection.shinyapps.io/maryland/stateBlog
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Maryland Fact Sheet 2021, Strong Roots Grow a Strong NationA one page fact sheet about ACEs in MD compared to national rates. Also includes outcomes associated with ACES.https://www.cahmi.org/docs/default-source/resources/2021-aces-fact-sheets/cahmi-state-fact-sheet---md.pdf?sfvrsn=8909459e_4stateData
Data - information that people can use for planning their ACES projects, information about people living in the county/state so t
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The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Study & Maryland's ACE PrevalenceReport from MD essentials for childhood and SCCAN on ACEs prevalence, prevention, and call to action.http://goccp.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/ACEs-Handouts.pdfstate
Data and County Plans regarding behavioral health
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Exploring ACEs related data and initiatives across state agencies in Maryland: Results of the ACES Inventory Template ReviewPresentation from NGA ACEs Data Workgroup 2021Presentation by the NGA ACEs Data Workgroup in 2021 that explores ACEs related data and initiatives across Maryland state agencies.https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YvCt4HDg6__CPfJTBHGbg_eZWv9BeiVB8twv0pQoRJQ/edit?usp=sharingstateData
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Handle With Care - ACES Process Flow ChartChart expresses the timeline of care if a child is exposed to a tramatic event. Handle with Care is a statewide program aimed at increasince trauma-informed aproaches and address Adverse Childhood Experiences to prevent future victimization or criminality. The program established a partnership between law enforcement agencies, schools & school districts, mental health providers, and community partners. https://handlewithcaremd.org/docs/Handle%20WIth%20Care%20Flow%20Chart.pdfstateInfographic
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ACEs in Maryland: Data from the 2018 Maryland BRFSSBRFSS Data fof Maryland, broken down by county. The data includes prevalence rates of ACEs, Household Mentall Illness, Household Substance Abuse, Incarcerates Househole Member, Parental Separation or Divorce, Intimate Partner Violence, Emotional Abuse, Physical Abuse, and Sexual Abuse.https://health.maryland.gov/phpa/ccdpc/Reports/Documents/MD-BRFSS/2018%20Maryland%20BRFSS%20-%20ACEs%20by%20County%20-%201-29-2020.pdfstateData
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Children's Mental Health MattersMD Public Awareness Campaign. Includes mental health resources broken down for each county in Marylandhttps://www.childrensmentalhealthmatters.org/find-help/countyresources/stateMental health resources
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Maryland Family NetworkResources for parents, providers, and advocates to strengthen families and promote practices that ensure children and family thrive.https://www.marylandfamilynetwork.org/for-parents/strengthening-families-maryland-parent-cafes#:~:text=Maryland%20Family%20Network%20(MFN)%20is,of%20child%20abuse%20and%20neglect.State
Resoures for Positive childhood
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ACEs Among Baltimore & Maryland's ChildrenA fact sheet with information on the prevalence of each type of ACE, in the county and state as well as suggestions for what we can do.https://www.childhealthdata.org/docs/default-source/local-area-synthetic-estimates/adverse-childhood-experiences-among-baltimore-maryland-s-children.pdfstateACEs information
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Springboard Community ServicesAdvserse childhood experiences interface training focusing on supporting awareness and education of ACEs, and empowering communities to promote wellbeing. https://www.springboardmd.org/adverse-childhood-experiences-interface-training/StateACEs information
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Community Health Needs Assessment Allegany County Health Planning CoalitionThe Allegany County Community Health Needs Assessment provides data on a number of outcomes measures from 2011-2019. These measures include: percentage of children living in poverty, drug induced rates, percentage of public school students that are in the 95th or above percentile for BMI, avg number of poor mental and physical health days. Data is also provided about the causes of poor health in the community, the resources and services needed, and a prioritization of needs. https://cdn.upmc.com/-/media/upmc/about/community-commitment/documents/2019-chna-western-maryland.pdf?la=en&rev=32813cc1f4634794968db792f6ce2b2d&hash=3B6834E324F449797B8E031F4D5EEE07Allegany CountyNeeds Assessment
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Jane's Place Inc.Jane's Place is an Allegany County Child Advocacy Center. They provide child and asolescent victims of abuse with services while also working to reach children and families through victimization prevention and outreach. Their website has resources such as informational vidoes on topics such as ACEs, Child Abuse, Preventing Cyberbullying, and more. https://www.jpicac.org/news-and-resources/we-can-prevent-acesAllegany County
Resources for victims of child abuse
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Allegany County Community Resource GuideA comprehensive list of service providers in the Allegany County area, services include behavioral health, childcare and education, children's health, clothing, dental services, disease specific services, family services, financial, food and nutrition, health insurance, health and wellness, housing and utilities, legal, medical equipment, physical therapy, prescription assistance, services for individuals with disabilities, sernior services, transportation, urgent care, veterans services, and vocational.https://alleganyspeaks.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Community-Resource-Guide-2017.pdfAllegany CountyService Provider List
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Anne Arundel County Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) 2019Anne Arundel County 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment. The Assessment includes county demographic data, Data on the counties Somatic Health, Behavioral Health, Social Determinants of Health, and discussion of service delivery issues.https://www.aacounty.org/boards-and-commissions/partnership-for-children-youth-families/forms-and-publications/partnership-chna-master.pdfAnne Arundel CountyNeeds Assessment
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Poverty Amidst Plenty VI: On the Road to Progress for AllAnne Arundel County Needs Assessment, includes demographics, and information on Economic Opportunity, Youth Development, Health, Behavioral Health, and the Senior Population.https://www.aacounty.org/boards-and-commissions/partnership-for-children-youth-families/forms-and-publications/2018-needs-assessment-poverty.pdfAnne Arundel CountyNeeds Assessment
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Office of Youth and Trauma ServicesBaltimore City Health Department's Office of Youth and Trauma Services offers a training and technical assistance center and includes information on various programs they are involved in such as the Violence Against Children and Youth Survey (VACS). https://health.baltimorecity.gov/oytsBaltimore City
Trauma Resources/Information
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Prevention, Intervention, and Policy Strategies to Reduce the Individual and Societal Costs Associated with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) for Children in Baltimore CityReport on Baltimore City ACE prevalence, research on prevention, intervention, and mitigations of ACEs, various perspectives on ACES, programs that address ACEs, future recommendationshttps://abell.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/ACEs20Report20-20WEB20v2_020002.pdfBaltimore CityACEs information
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Trauma Informed Care Task ForceBaltimore City Trauma Informed Care Task Force formed as a result of the passage of the Elijah Cummings Healing Act. Task force meetings are available for viewing on YouTube.https://www.bmorechildren.com/task-forceBaltimore CityTask force meetings
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Baltimore Children's CabinentBaltimore Childrens cabinet includes state agencies and external partners and focuses on early childhood development, decreasing youth food insecurity, youth homelessness, increasing youth literacy, trauma indformed care for youth, youth diversion practices, and breaking down historical barriers to success for Black boys and young men. Can also view the cabinet's action plan.https://www.bmorechildren.com/childrens-cabinetBaltimore City
Local resource and action plan
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)Center for Hope a Baltimore based organization designed to help those impacted by trauma, abuse, violence through response, treatment, education, and prevention. Resources section on ACEs, the impact of ACEs, and training are available.https://www.lifebridgehealth.org/CenterforHope/ACES.aspxBaltimore CityACEs information
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ACEs Among Baltimore & Maryland's Children
A fact sheet with information on the prevalence of each type of ACE, in the county and state as well as suggestions for what we can do.https://www.childhealthdata.org/docs/default-source/local-area-synthetic-estimates/adverse-childhood-experiences-among-baltimore-maryland-s-children.pdfBaltimore CityACEs information
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ACEs Among Baltimore & Maryland's Children
A fact sheet with information on the prevalence of each type of ACE, in the county and state as well as suggestions for what we can do.https://www.childhealthdata.org/docs/default-source/local-area-synthetic-estimates/adverse-childhood-experiences-among-baltimore-maryland-s-children.pdfBaltimore CountyACEs information
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ACEs Among Baltimore & Maryland's Children
A fact sheet with information on the prevalence of each type of ACE, in the county and state as well as suggestions for what we can do.https://www.childhealthdata.org/docs/default-source/local-area-synthetic-estimates/adverse-childhood-experiences-among-baltimore-maryland-s-children.pdfHoward CountyACEs information
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Understanding How ACEs Can Affect ChildrenBaltimore County government's Behavioral Health website article on ACEs examples, effects, and general advice.https://baltimorecounty.md.networkofcare.org/mh/library/article.aspx?hwid=acm1499Baltimore CountyACEs information
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Coping with Traumatic EventsBaltimore County government's Behavioral Health department's webpage with resources for children and families on coping with trauma.https://baltimorecounty.md.networkofcare.org/mh/library/library-category.aspx?cid=612Baltimore County
Trauma Resources/Information
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Baltimore County Public Schools Division of Climate and SafetyMental Health Resource Toolkit, includes resources for Suicide prevention, finding shelter food and clothes, hotlines, LGBTQ+, violence/abuse, bullying, substance abuse, and other Baltimore County Public School resources.https://scs.bcps.org/departments/social_emotional_support/office_of_student_support_services/mental_health_services/resource_toolkitBaltimore CountyMental Health resources
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Baltimore County Public Schools Division of Climate and SafetyWebpage on Social-Emotional Support, includes resources on Social Emotional Learning for educators and parents, as well as wellness/self-care and mental health resources.https://scs.bcps.org/departments/social_emotional_supportBaltimore County
Resources - Social Emotional Support resources for educators and caregivers
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Calvert County 2020 Community Needs Assessment2020 Calvert County Community Needs Assessment results for Child Well-Being. Includes data on demographics, child health and wellness, school readiness/success, youth employment, community safety, and family economy.https://www.calvertcountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/33466/2020-Community-Needs-AssessmentCalvert County
Data - Needs Assessment
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Calvert County Local Behavioral Health Authority Annual PlanCalvert County Annual Plan, includes county data: demographics, insurance, socioeconomics, children, adolescemt, and YA, mental health, ACEs, SUDs, and forensic, as well as goals for FY22https://www.calverthealth.org/_pdf/lbha/fy22plan.pdfCalvert County
Data and County Plans regarding behavioral health
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Healthy Calvert WebsiteHealthy Calvert is a community coalition designed to improve overall community health. The website provides data on county mental health measures, community input, as well as tools and resources.https://www.healthycalvert.org/tiles/index/display?id=213975851946138217Calvert County
Mental Health resources and data
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Trauma Informed Schools from a Holisitic ViewMD State School Health Council Webinar, presents trauma informed approaches guidance for MD public schools, focuses on Carroll and Caroline County public school systemshttps://www.marylandpublicschools.org/about/Documents/MSSHC/Webinars/11172021/TraumaInformedSchoolsHolisticView.pdfCaroline County
Trauma informed care education
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SANTE Eastern ShoreBehavioral Health Services and Immediate Crisis Intervention Resources in Caroline Countyhttps://www.santeeasternshore.org/county/caroline-county/Caroline County
Behavioral health and Crisis resources
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Trauma Informed Schools from a Holisitic ViewMD State School Health Council Webinar, presents trauma informed approaches guidance for MD public schools, focuses on Carroll and Caroline County public school systemshttps://www.marylandpublicschools.org/about/Documents/MSSHC/Webinars/11172021/TraumaInformedSchoolsHolisticView.pdfCarroll County
Trauma informed care education
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Race Equity and Inclusion Action Guide: 7 STEPS TO ADVANCE AND EMBED RACE EQUITY AND INCLUSION WITHIN YOUR ORGANIZATIONThe purpose of this guide is to add to the resources already created by partners who have been working in this feld by demonstrating how a race equity lens can be adopted by foundations or other organizations that work directly with systems, technical assistance providers and communities. Our aim is to provide key audiences with transferrable insights and tools that can help them understand what steps to take to make sure they are creating equitable opportunities for the populations they serve. AECF_EmbracingEquity7Steps-2014.pdfCarroll CountyResource guide
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Carroll County Local Management Board Needs Assessment For Families, Youth and Children2019-2020 Community needs assessmentcclmb-needs-assessment-2019-2020.pdf (carrollcountymd.gov)Carroll CountyNeeds assessment
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Program ResourcesA list of programs funded in Carroll County.Carroll County Government | Current Programs Carroll County, Maryland (carrollcountymd.gov)Carroll CountyResource guide
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Cecil County Local Management Board Needs Assessment For Families, Youth and Children2019-2020 Community needs assessmentCecil-County-Community-Health-Needs-Assessment-FY-2019-min.pdf (cecilcountyhealth.org)Cecil CountyNeeds assessment
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Mental HealthMental health resources for the school districtMental Health - Charles County Public Schools (ccboe.com)Charles CountyResource guide
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Trauma Informed Care Page on TIC including link to youtube video on TICTrauma Informed Care – Charles County Department of Health (charlescountyhealth.org)Charles CountyGeneral information
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Charles County Advocacy Council for Children, Youth, and Families2020 Community Plan, needs assessmentCharles County Advocacy Council for Children, Youth, and Families (charlescountymd.gov)Charles CountyEntity webpage
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Trauma Responsive Frederick Trauma Responsive Frederick is a volunteer group made up of community leaders and advocates who strive to make Frederick County, MD, a Trauma Responsive Community during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The Workgroup was formed in April 2020 to address the behavioral health needs of the residents of Frederick County, MD, during the challenging time of COVID-19. Our volunteers work in all sectors, including City and County government, healthcare, small business, local funders, and many social service agencies in the County. These volunteers are committed to the health and well-being of our community. The Workgroup was formed in April 2020 to address the behavioral health needs of the residents of Frederick County, MD, during the challenging time of COVID-19. Our volunteers work in all sectors, including City and County government, healthcare, small business, local funders, and many social service agencies in the County. These volunteers are committed to the health and well-being of our community.Trauma Responsive Frederick – Trauma Informed PracticeFrederick CountyEntity webpage
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)Resource guide for understanding ACEs.Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) | Frederick County Health Department, MD (frederickcountymd.gov)Frederick Countyresource guide
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EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY, GETTING TO THE ROOT OF TRAUMAThe Guide to Mental Health and Community Support Resources lists licensed mental health professionals, psychiatric facilities, and over 300 community support services agencies.Educating the community, getting to the root of trauma - News - Mental Health Association of Frederick County (fcmha.org) https://fcmha.org/mhaguideFrederick Countyresource guide
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Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)Frederick County Government page for ACEs work group. Includes general info on ACEs, resources, prevention, impact information, and more.https://health.frederickcountymd.gov/566/Adverse-Childhood-Experiences-ACEsFrederick County
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2022 Community Needs Assessment2022 Community Needs Assessment Findings, resourcesCommunity Health Assessment 2022-2024 – MyGarrettCounty.comGarrett CountyNeeds assessment
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2022 Community Behavioral Needs Assessment2022 Community Behavioral Needs Assessment findings, Resources, Trauma informed care town halls Garrett-County-Behavioral-Health-Survey-Binding.pdfGarrett CountyNeeds assessment
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Harford County Community Health Needs AssessmentThe Harford County Community Needs Assessment (CHNA) offers a comprehensive evaluation of the health status/needs of Harford County.
https://harfordcountyhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Harford-County-Community-Health-Needs-Assessment-2021.pdf
Harford CountyNeeds Assessment
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Adverse Childhood Experiences, ACES in Harford CountyFeatures information about what ACES are, most common ACES in Harford County, health consequences of ACES, and prevalence. Resource created by the Harford County Health Department from the 2015 Maryland BRFSS Survey data.https://harfordcountyhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Harford-County-ACEs.pdfHarford CountyInfographic
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"Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)" Article by Healthwise Staff. Lists examples of ACES, explores the impact of ACES, and describes ways to reduce ACES effects. Resource maintained and current as of February 9, 2022.https://howard.md.networkofcare.org/mh/library/article.aspx?hwid=acm1444Howard CountyWebpage/article
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Prince George's County Behavioral Health System Needs Assessment, Gap Analysis, and Action PlanPG County conducted a health needs assessment and gap analysis to identify and quantify the behavioral health needs of the county. The report presents recommendations based on findings and also features a section on addressing ACES (p.81).https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/3039Prince George's County
Needs Assessment, Gap Analysis, Action Plan
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Tri-County Behavioral Health Resource GuideA guide, while not inclusive of every service or behavioral health provider in the tri-county area, developed to help the citizens of the region become more aware of the services that are available to them.

Guide developed by Somerset Local Behavioral Health Authority (SLBHA), Wicomico Local Behavioral Health Authority (WiLBHA), Worcester
Local Behavioral Health Authority (WoLBHA), and Worcester County’s Initiative to Preserve Families/Worcester County
Local Management Board (WoLMB).
https://somersethealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/FY2021-Resource-Guide_final-3.2021-1.pdf Somerset CountyService provider list
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Tri-County Behavioral Health Resource GuideA guide, while not inclusive of every service or behavioral health provider in the tri-county area, developed to help the citizens of the region become more aware of the services that are available to them.

Guide developed by Somerset Local Behavioral Health Authority (SLBHA), Wicomico Local Behavioral Health Authority (WiLBHA), Worcester
Local Behavioral Health Authority (WoLBHA), and Worcester County’s Initiative to Preserve Families/Worcester County
Local Management Board (WoLMB).
https://somersethealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/FY2021-Resource-Guide_final-3.2021-1.pdf Wicomico CountyService provider list
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Tri-County Behavioral Health Resource GuideA guide, while not inclusive of every service or behavioral health provider in the tri-county area, developed to help the citizens of the region become more aware of the services that are available to them.

Guide developed by Somerset Local Behavioral Health Authority (SLBHA), Wicomico Local Behavioral Health Authority (WiLBHA), Worcester
Local Behavioral Health Authority (WoLBHA), and Worcester County’s Initiative to Preserve Families/Worcester County
Local Management Board (WoLMB).
https://somersethealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/FY2021-Resource-Guide_final-3.2021-1.pdf Worcester CountyService provider list
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Worcester County Community Health Needs Assessment 2021Presented by Worcester County Health Department - a comparison of the most important health status indicators affecting the community to the state of maryland. Input collected from community advisory committees, community surveys, focus groups, and quantitative data sources. Includes data on county's population profile, social determinants of health indicators, mental health, etc.https://www.worcesterhealth.org/images/21_CommunityHealthAssessment.pdfWorcester CountyNeeds assessment
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Talbot County Children’s Advocacy CenterThe Talbot County Children’s Advocacy Center (TCCAC) provides a multidisciplinary response to allegations of child abuse. TCCAC ensures that victims of child sexual abuse or assault and their non-offending caregivers have access to support services in a safe, culturally respectful environment in a child focused settingwebsite link doesn't seem secureTalbot County
Resource for victims of child abuse
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ACEs Community Resource GuideLast updated Nov 2021 - list of resources including crisis services, behavioral health services, financial assistance, employment & education, housing, child development services, food, transportation, insurance clothing, legal assistance, child care, and youth resources.ACES Resource Guide 11-1-21.docx (smchd.org)St Mary's CountyService provider list
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ACEs data dashboardThe St. Mary's County Health Department (SMCHD) has launched the ACEs data dashboard to provide key metrics on the prevalence of ACEs in St. Mary’s County, including data related to household substance use, sexual abuse, household mental illness, incarcerated household members, parental separation or divorce, intimate partner violence, and emotional and/or physical abuse.https://smchd.org/aces-data/ St Mary's CountyData
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Violence, Injury, and TraumaThe Violence, Injury, and Trauma Action Team of the Healthy St. Mary’s Partnership is dedicated to addressing community violence, domestic violence, unintentional and intentional injuries, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and the trauma associated with these factors which can affect a person’s health and well-being.https://healthystmarys.com/violence-injury-and-trauma/St Mary's CountyEntity
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Somerset County Community Health Needs Assessment Report 2017-2018The goal of this needs assessment was to identify the health concerns of residents and barriers they encounter in accessing health care - includes county demographic information, housing, crime and safety, overview of community health needs, among other factors. https://somersethealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Somerset_County_Community_Health_Needs_Assessment_Report_2017-18.pdfSomerset CountyNeeds assessment
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Inventory of Health Data SourcesDeveloped by the Data Subcommittee of the Wicomico County Behavioral Health Workgroup. This resource list contains health data sources from national, state and local sources. It also contains social determinants of health data - data related to employement, housing, economy, etc.https://www.wicomicohealth.org/behavioral-health-authority-and-core-service-agency/inventory-of-health-data-services/Wicomico CountyData
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