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Integrated school-based health and social safety net supports addressing out-of-school learning barriers

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Sierra and University High stitch together a social safety net through integrated systems of support: monthly food distributions, clothing closets, a school-based rotating therapist with group grief therapy, QR-code sign-ups for therapy sessions, a Sierra school-based health center built with federal funding, free vision screenings with an Albuquerque optometrist, and twice-yearly dental visits. Partners include La Casa Behavioral Health, Emerge, Wings for L.I.F.E., and Casakids. A coordinator described the role: "My main priorities are looking at the gaps and seeing how I could fill them."

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title Integrated school-based health and social safety net supports addressing out-of-school learning barriers
description Sierra and University High stitch together a social safety net through integrated systems of support: monthly food distributions, clothing closets, a school-based rotating therapist with group grief therapy, QR-code s...
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