“One only needs to review the daily news to comprehend the rise in mental health and substance misuse issues among children, adults and seniors across the country,” Daignault said.
She encouraged residents are to take the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WCPCCS2020 and/or contact the Department of Human Services at (203) 341-1050 for more information or assistance in accessing a paper copy.
According to Daignault, the anonymous survey, is designed to provide helpful information as the Coalition embarks on prevention and resource development efforts addressing substance misuse, mental health services and the overall wellness. She said that data will be used to advise local programming efforts.
“We are proud to continue to partner with the Town of Westport in raising behavioral health as a community priority and are excited to have this process be informed by community members in identifying and addressing the issues most important to them,” said Jennifer Hrbek, executive director of Positive Directions
Daignault said the CRS will complement youth and parent surveys administered through Positive Directions in partnership with Westport Public Schools. She added that the next youth and parent survey will take place during the 2020-2021 academic year.
For further information and statistics, Daignault encouraged residents to visit the Regional Behavioral Health Action Organization, The Hub CT’s website.
“One only needs to review the daily news to comprehend the rise in mental health and substance misuse issues among children, adults and seniors across the country,” Daignault said.
She encouraged residents are to take the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WCPCCS2020 and/or contact the Department of Human Services at (203) 341-1050 for more information or assistance in accessing a paper copy.
According to Daignault, the anonymous survey, is designed to provide helpful information as the Coalition embarks on prevention and resource development efforts addressing substance misuse, mental health services and the overall wellness. She said that data will be used to advise local programming efforts.
“We are proud to continue to partner with the Town of Westport in raising behavioral health as a community priority and are excited to have this process be informed by community members in identifying and addressing the issues most important to them,” said Jennifer Hrbek, executive director of Positive Directions
Daignault said the CRS will complement youth and parent surveys administered through Positive Directions in partnership with Westport Public Schools. She added that the next youth and parent survey will take place during the 2020-2021 academic year.
For further information and statistics, Daignault encouraged residents to visit the Regional Behavioral Health Action Organization, The Hub CT’s website.
