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Children's Advocacy Center to host the Hope Restored Symposium on May 16 - Vimarsana News

Children's Advocacy Center to host the Hope Restored Symposium on May 16

Children's Advocacy Center of North and Northwest Cook County (CAC) invites Chicago area social service colleagues to a one-day symposium on May 16 designed to “help the helpers.” CAC knows first...

Kane County Health Department releases 2023 Youth Voices Forum on Mental Health report - Vimarsana News

Kane County Health Department releases 2023 Youth Voices Forum on Mental Health report

The Kane County Health Department and Kane County Regional Office of Education, as part of the Kane County System of Care for Children's Mental Health, organized the fourth annual Youth Voices Forum on Mental Health on Feb. 3.

Kane County System of Care offers free webinar on ADHD - Vimarsana News

Kane County System of Care offers free webinar on ADHD

On Wednesday, Nov. 29, the Kane County System of Care, a grant-funded initiative of the Kane County Health Department, invites mental health clinicians, community leaders, parents, and professionals to attend a free, informative webinar titled "ADHD Perspectives: Pediatrician and Mental Health Therapist."

Kane County offers webinar on ADHD - Vimarsana News

Kane County offers webinar on ADHD

Kane County is offering a webinar for parents and professionals about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

Kane County Health Department offers fall mental health training events - Vimarsana News

Kane County Health Department offers fall mental health training events

The Kane County System of Care will host free, virtual discussions, led by experts, on a variety of mental health topics. On Oct. 11, Kate Amber will discuss "Coercive Control: Implications for Organizations and Communities."