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Safe Schools, Healthy Students: A Model for Early Intervention and Prevention

Join Philip B. Uninsky, Project Director of the Cayuga County Safe Schools/Healthy Students Partnership, for an insightful workshop on a community-wide initiative addressing child welfare and safety. This federally funded program combines public education, mental health, and law enforcement to reduce rates of child abuse, academic issues, and delinquency. Discover how a research-based framework and collaborative strategies enhance prevention efforts through risk assessment, case management, and law enforcement involvement in schools. Learn more about validated programs in this engaging session.

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Safe Schools, Healthy Students: A Model for Early Intervention and Prevention

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  1. Workshop Title: Safe Schools/Healthy Students- A Model Partnership for Early Intervention and Effective Prevention Presenter: Philip B. Uninsky, Project Director, Cayuga County Safe Schools/Healthy Students Partnership, Inc. Description: The federally-funded Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative in Cayuga County, NY is a community-wide collaboration which involves public education, mental health, human services, health, and local law enforcement agencies. Using a research-based framework of strategic interventions that focus on primary and secondary prevention, the project supports the community’s efforts to reduce child abuse and neglect rates, academic failure, school and community-based violence, substance abuse, and delinquency. This workshop will discuss multi-disciplinary risk assessment, coordinated and community-based case management, involvement of law enforcement in schools, and the use of an inclusive partnership model to implement a wide range of age-appropriate and validated programs. Contact: Philip B. Uninsky, Esq. Project Director Cayuga County Safe Schools/Healthy Students Partnership, Inc. Suite 410, Metcalf Plaza 144 Genesee Street Auburn, NY 13021 (315) 282-0005 Website: www.cayuganet.org/safeschools Back To Home Screen

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