By: Jeannine Sparkes, Mental Health Navigator The Mental Health Navigator (MHN) program is designed to help families connect with services and resources to improve the educational outcomes of their children. But the program also helps [...].
Chris Simoneau, chief foundation and development officer for Lee Health shares why he's so grateful for our generous community during this week of thanks. VIEW MORE GRATFEUL MOMENTS
By: Anne Frazier, Senior Director of Development Is there a way to “spark joy”? No, I’m not talking about the KonMari Method, (although it definitely has its merits). I’m talking about creating happiness within. The coronavirus pandemic [...].
Fundraising Pro and KMM Volunteer George Hamilton Earns Philanthropy Award Anne Frazier & George Hamilton with his award The Lee-Collier Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals honored George Hamilton as a distinguished [...].
By Joseph Craig, Mental Health Navigator First-grader "JL" was referred to Kids' Minds Matter's Mental Health Navigator (MHN) program after having difficulty with new situations, sitting still in class and engaging in self injurious behavior. [...].
Great strides made in awareness and resources for children’s mental health Scott Spiezle & Susan Goldy at the Kids’ Minds Matter press conference on Nov. 13, 2018 Between a global pandemic and the state of [...].
View Upcoming Sessions “My Young Adult Needs Help: How to navigate when signs of mental health services are needed” On Monday, November 2, Jayme Hodges, MSW, LCSW-QS, Director of the Behavioral Health Center at Lee [...].
More patients may need financial help from the Sharon MacDonald Breast Health Fund because of the pandemic By: Tammy Zinn, director for clinical support services at Lee Health’s Regional Cancer Center This October, the pandemic [...].
By Jeannine Sparkes, Mental Health Navigator During the 2019/2020 school year, Golisano Children’s Hospital’s Kids’ Minds Matter, an initiative to raise awareness and funding to address the need for pediatric mental and behavioral healthcare services [...].
As we head into our winter “season” we wanted to take the opportunity to update you on the incredible successes that we have had improving the mental health care for our children across Southwest [...].
