next coalition meeting
october 31st
8:30am-10:00am
wilkinson public library
Dear Parent or Community Member,
The San Miguel Communities that Care Coalition is a coalition of parents, youth, teachers, and others who are working to support youth in the Telluride School District and to reduce adolescent substance use in the Telluride region. As a part of that work, and in cooperation with the school district, we have surveyed students using the Healthy Kids Colorado survey in 2017. Along with student attitudes and perceptions, we want to survey parents and community members about adolescent substance use in our community.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. It will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. Please click HERE or on the button below to take the survey.
All survey answers are ANONYMOUS. Your answers will be combined with those of all other survey takers.
The San Miguel Communities that Care Coalition and the Telluride School District will utilize these results to inform our work in supporting the youth in our community. In addition, these results will help us to apply for and receive grants to support youth and to reduce substance use among youth.
If you have any questions, please contact Tri-County Health Network at 970-708-7096 or info@tchnetwork.org.
Sincerely,
Mike Gass, Superintendent of Telluride School District
Paul Reich, Tri-County Health Network
Sara Kimble, Telluride Middle and High School Principal
Sheree Lynn, Telluride Intermediate School Principal
Susan Altman, Telluride Elementary School Principal
The San Miguel Communities that Care Coalition is a coalition of parents, youth, teachers, and others who are working to support youth in the Telluride School District and to reduce adolescent substance use in the Telluride region. As a part of that work, and in cooperation with the school district, we have surveyed students using the Healthy Kids Colorado survey in 2017. Along with student attitudes and perceptions, we want to survey parents and community members about adolescent substance use in our community.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. It will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. Please click HERE or on the button below to take the survey.
All survey answers are ANONYMOUS. Your answers will be combined with those of all other survey takers.
The San Miguel Communities that Care Coalition and the Telluride School District will utilize these results to inform our work in supporting the youth in our community. In addition, these results will help us to apply for and receive grants to support youth and to reduce substance use among youth.
If you have any questions, please contact Tri-County Health Network at 970-708-7096 or info@tchnetwork.org.
Sincerely,
Mike Gass, Superintendent of Telluride School District
Paul Reich, Tri-County Health Network
Sara Kimble, Telluride Middle and High School Principal
Sheree Lynn, Telluride Intermediate School Principal
Susan Altman, Telluride Elementary School Principal
A COMMUNITY DISCUSSION ABOUT UNDERAGE DRINKING
Sami Damsky, Behavioral Health Outreach Coordinator at Tri-County Health Network, facilitates a panel discussion with Detective Christine Sandoval, Telluride Marshal's Office, Mandy Miller, LPC, Private Therapist, Dr. Diana Koelliker, MD, Telluride Medical Center, and Sara Kimble, Telluride Middle and High School Principal. Community members heard from these local experts about underage drinking in our community. We learned about about resources from Speak Now Colorado. You can learn more at: https://www.speaknowcolorado.org/
Sami Damsky, Behavioral Health Outreach Coordinator at Tri-County Health Network, facilitates a panel discussion with Detective Christine Sandoval, Telluride Marshal's Office, Mandy Miller, LPC, Private Therapist, Dr. Diana Koelliker, MD, Telluride Medical Center, and Sara Kimble, Telluride Middle and High School Principal. Community members heard from these local experts about underage drinking in our community. We learned about about resources from Speak Now Colorado. You can learn more at: https://www.speaknowcolorado.org/
Telluride Communities that Care (CTC) youth
Group
Communities That Care is a community guide for a proven five-phase change process. Using prevention science as its base, CTC promotes healthy youth development, improves youth outcomes, and reduces problem behaviors.
Program Update:
On Telluride Gives Day 2018, CTC raised nearly $10,000 to #fundthehangout!
For more, see the videos we produced here
Program Update:
On Telluride Gives Day 2018, CTC raised nearly $10,000 to #fundthehangout!
For more, see the videos we produced here
