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Spring Conference

SCIP Spring Conference "Resiliency: Bouncing Back in the Face of Adversity - April 7, 2021 Keynote: Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg, followed by Dr. Tina Chasek

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Coping with COVID-19

Is COVID-19 affecting your child's mental health? SCIP has resources to help.

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Save the Date

Join SCIP at the Upcoming Community Awareness Event! Fostering Youth Mental Wellness in a Stressful World Training on February 25, 2020 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

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Hop, SCIP, Jump and RUN!

Please help support SCIP and have a little fun while you are at it! Register to run in our Hop, SCIP, Jump and Run 1-mile fun run! All proceeds go toward SCIP so we can better serve students across Nebraska!

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Youth Mobile Crisis Response

Youth Mobile Crisis Response (YMCR) is a free resource for families and youth of any age who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis anywhere in Nebraska. YMCR is available by contacting the Nebraska Family Helpline at (888)866-8660

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Peer Support Warm Line

COVID-19 has disrupted lives and led to isolation and lack of connection for many people. The Connection Project, INC. is now offering mental health and addiction peer support by telephone 24/7. Trained supporters with lived experience of behavioral health challenges are available to talk if you or someone you know is experiencing non-crisis behavioral health challenge. AVAILABLE STATE-WIDE IN NEBRASKA!

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Mission

To provide an effective prevention and early intervention process for youth
with behavioral health concerns so they may achieve healthy, productive lives.

Welcome to SCIP!

SCIP is a program designed to bring together families, school and the community to support student behavioral and emotional health.

The responsibility and challenge of working with youth must be shared by parents, schools, and communities. Behavioral and mental health issues, as well as alcohol and drug use, impact the school environment and put a student's ability to be successful, both within and outside of school, at risk.

SCIP works with schools throughout Nebraska to provide tools and resources to address these issues that impact children, adolescents and their families.

Our website furthers our mission by providing ways for you to learn more and get involved. Thank you for visiting. Your support is appreciated.

Newsletters

Stay informed on current trends and behavioral health issues affecting today's youth.
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Resources

Parents, educators, and youth can access additional information on mental health, drugs and alcohol, bullying, dating violence, and other behavioral health topics.
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Trainings and Events

Our trainings, fundraisers and other community events help us raise awareness, provide education, and generate crucial resources to serve our community.
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News & Announcements

SCIP staff are back in the office and we are here to help!

Checkout our new resources page: COVID-19

Stay connected! Newsletters will be emailed on the first of the month. Sign up for our newsletter here.

Welcome to SCIP!

We would like to welcome the following new schools/agencies to the SCIP program:

School

Boone Central High School
G. Stanley Hall Elementary School
Hickory Hill Elementary School
LaVista West Elementary School
Parkview Heights Elementary School
Rumsey Station Elementary School
Tara Heights Elementary School
Portal Elementary School
LaVista Middle School
Archbishop-Bergan Catholic School

Agencies

Wholeness Healing Center

We thank you for your care and commitment to the success of youth and their families in your community!