Mental Health Partners

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DPS Mental Health Partners

DPS has partnered with several community mental health agencies who provided trauma trainings, mental health services, and community engagement for our DPS families.

Meet Our Mental Health Partners

Carolina Outreach | Behavioral Health | North CarolinaCarolina Outreach is committed to providing a wide array of mental health services for adults and children, including therapy, substance use services and wellness.

Diverse Family Services - Family Mental Health ServicesDiverse Family Services provides families with quality care in all areas of life (mentally, physically, and emotionally) while enabling all individuals to become productive and self-sufficient in today’s society.

Upward Change

Phone: 919-682-5300

upwardchangeservice.com/

YES, Inc. – Yelverton's Enrichment Services, Inc (yes2hh.com)

Behavioral Health Service Provider (youthextensionsinc.com)

RENAISSANCE WELLNESS SERVICESOur strong sense of compassion and commitment in helping you is the most necessary quality in choosing a mental health counselor. We have a strong support system of our own in place to ensure your well-being as you under take a rewarding journey .

Family Connects Durham | Center for Child & Family HealthWe believe that every family needs support after bringing home a baby. The needs are different in each family – from help with feeding and safe sleep to getting information about child care and parenting groups.

U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants - USCRIUSCRI believe that the American character rests on core values that embrace the newcomer with equal rights and opportunities. We focus on influencing policy decisions, both national and global, that affect the lives of refugees and immigrants both here at home and around the world.

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