Children'S Community Resources

“Granter list garantee: child & adolescent clinic 971 11th avenue longview, wa 98632 class of activity: well child exams amount of grants - 35,000 class of activity: child care consultant amount of grants - 6,750”

“Child in crisis 17,855 0 0 unmet medical needs 11,322 0 0”

“Expenses office 203 insurance 1,034 total 1,237”

“The primary exempt purpose is to serve the unmet health care needs of children by solving urgent health problems, accessing resources, and facilitating threatment, education and care.”

“The healthy babies home visiting program is for nuring home visitations for at-risk new born children to assess learning skills, and other potential medical problems. Home visiting staff were able to connect with high risk mother/infant pairs. The visitations were for hospital vistis and for follow up visits at the child's home.”

“The child in crisis program provides funds for medical related expenses for children who exceed the coverage of the family's medical insurance. This program assists families with funds to address the need for prescriptions, prosthethics, equipment, rehabilitation, emergenacy transportation, travel to distant medical facilities, meals, and motel expenses while the child is receiving care in a tertiary care setting away from home. During this year, the program was able to assist 19 families whose children had encountered a severe illness or injury.”

“United way grant was received to provide for a children's community care consultant. The consultant's duties were to collaborate with united way agencies that assist families in need, to consult with the united way board regarding thier grant process, offer perspective of the vialability of a applicant's strategies and outcomes, consult with united way president/ceo regarding community agency needs, and collaborate with care providers where agencies might need assistance.”

“Other program services include love & logic classes on parenting skills; a grant to create integrated medical homes to provide prevention, early identification, and intervention care for mental illness targeted for children covered by medicaid who demonstrate a certain degree of emotional health disturbance; and a school nurse program for students at-risk and in need of medical treatment.”