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Be Healthy – Stay Well
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Social service programs dependent on grants
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From tdtnews.com: ** By Janice Gibbs – Telegram Staff – May 20,2018 ** BELTON — For the past few years, 5 percent of Central Counties Services direct services have been crisis related. Ray Helmcamp, executive director of the Central County Services, gave a snapshot of the crisis services the organization…
Social services agency head describes program changes
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From tdtnews.com: ** By Janice Gibbs – Telegram Staff – May 16, 2018 ** Ray Helmcamp, executive director of Central Counties Services for Central Texas, discussed changes Wednesday that have been made within the Central Counties Services and some of the program expansions that are taking place within the system…
2018 Provider Network Development Plan
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CENTRAL COUNTIES SERVICES WE NEED YOUR COMMENTS Central Counties Services (Center) is required by law to develop an implementation plan, known as the Local Network Development Plan (LPND). This process applies only to mental health services funded by the Department of State Health Services; it does not apply to services…
Local Planning and Network Development
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As part of a Local Planning and Network Development (LPND) process, Texas Health and Human Services Commission requires Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) to develop biennial plans for expanding provider networks when interested and qualified providers are available. Central Counties Services is a LMHA that is required to complete this…