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FOR THE PERIOD 10/1/16–9/30/17
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Mental Health Activities: Mental Health
x Distributed brochure of Mental Health Providers in the hospital and throughout the community
x 3 WRAP workshops delivered for skill building and self-management support for anxiety, depression and general mental health
x Expansion of a HCRS embedded clinician/LADAC to four days a week in Patient Centered Medical Home supported by SBIRT grant
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x 336 mental health counseling sessions were provided through the Windsor Connection Resource Center
Objective #2 – Access to Mental Health
Partners and Resources: � Windsor County Prevention Partners � Two Rivers Ottauquechee Regional Commission � Ottauquechee Community Partnership � Windsor Southeast Supervisory Union � SBIRT Vermont, www.sbirt.vermont.gov � Vermont Department of Health
o Parent Up, www.parentupvt.org (talk to kids about drugs) � Woodstock Police Department
o “Text-a-tip”, report underage drinking parties before they happen! (802) 296 - 1746
� Towns of Weathersfield, Woodstock, and Windsor � Healthcare and Rehabilitative Services (HCRS, behavioral health
clinician in primary care clinics) � Junction Youth Center
Partners and Resources: � Windsor Community Health Clinic
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� Healthcare and Rehabilitative Services (HCRS) � West Central Behavioral Health (Mental Health First Aid) � Windsor Connection Resource Center
Mental Health Providers brochure: http://www.mtascutneyhospital.org/sites/default/files/content/documents/MAH17_MentalHealthBrochure_Web.pdf
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Objective #6 – Lack of Physical Activity, need for recreational opportunities and active living
Goal 1: Ï the % of students and adults meeting physical activity guidelines by 10% over 2 years
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• Promise Community—to promote kindergarten readiness and emotional and social competence of children and families through a five-prong strategy
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Objective #7 – Income, Poverty, Family Stress
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x Knitters and sewing donate items to all hospital departments, and distribute to churches, food shelves, Haven, VA Hospital, and Hospital Giving Tree – Total: 10 community volunteers/2 substitutes
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Partners and Resources: � Aging in Hartland � Senior Solutions � Volunteers in Action � Support and Services at Home (SASH) � Housing and Support Service (HASS) � Stewart Property Management � Thompson Senior Center � Woodstock Area Adult Day Services
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Contact Information: For more inquiries related to this report,
or to find out how to get involved in community initiatives contact:
Jill M. Lord, RN, MS
Director of Community Health Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health Center
289 County Road Windsor, VT 05089
(802) 674- 7224 [email protected]
MT. ASCUTNEY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CENTER 289 County Road, Windsor, VT 05089 | (802) 674-6711 | MtAscutneyHospital.org
OTTAUQUECHEE HEALTH CENTER 32 Pleasant Street, Woodstock, VT 05091 | (802) 457-3030
MT. ASCUTNEY HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CENTER OPHTHALMOLOGY 80 South Main Street, Top Floor, Hanover, NH 03755 | (603) 643-1919
HISTORIC HOMES OF RUNNEMEDE 40 Maxwell Perkins Lane, Windsor, VT 05089 | (802) 674-6733 | HHRliving.org
MISSION:
To improve the lives of those we serve.
The 2017 Community Health Improvement Report was made possible by the support and participation of these area organizations and services:
Agency of Human Services
Aging in Hartland
Albert Bridge School
Blueprint for Health
Building Bright Futures
Canaday Fund
CT River Transit Company
Ct. Valley Recovery Services, Bradford Psychiatric Associates
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Dorothy Byrne Foundation
Health Care and Rehabilitation Services (HCRS)
Housing and Support Services
Hunger Free Vermont
Northeast Delta Dental
Old South Church
Ottauquechee Community Partnership
SBIRT Vermont
Southern Vermont Area Health Education Services
Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission
St. Francis Church
Support and Services at Home
Thompson Senior Center
Town of Hartland
Town of Weathersfield
Town of West Windsor
Town of Windsor
Trinity Evangelical Free Church
Turning Point Recovery Centers
Two Rivers Ottauquechee Regional Commission
Vermont Center on Children, Youth and Families at UVM
Vermont Coalition of Clinics for the Uninsured
Vermont Dept. of Health
Vermont Food Bank
Vermont Housing Association
Volunteers in Action
White River Family Practice
Windsor Central Supervisory Union
Windsor Community Health Clinic
Windsor Connection Resource Center
Windsor County Prevention Partners
Windsor County Sherriff
Windsor Police Dept.
Windsor Recreation Dept.
Windsor Southeast Supervisory Union
