#Outreach support free#

If you are a fellow student, parent, faculty, or staff, anyone can refer a student to Student Outreach and Support. Staff in Student Outreach and Support will reach out to the student to schedule them with a Case Manager.įor general questions and inquiries that are non-emergent, please email Refer a Student

Susan Kodzwa: Q-Z/International studentsįaculty, staff, parents, or anyone else can refer a student a student by filling out the “CARE Report” referral form.

Shalaiyah Cordoba: A-G and any student who identifies as FLI.

Ruth Sherman: students wanting to take a MLOA/ELOA.

#Outreach support free#

If you’ve met with a Case Manager before, please feel free to schedule with them even if your last name does not fall in their alphabet:

* NEW * OFFICE LOCATION: AMR II Ground Level Annex (entrance is behind the Blue Jay statue near the Hopkins Café) If new to Student Outreach & Support, please schedule with your Case Manager based on the first letter of your last name or based on an identity or concern. Student Outreach and Support is not counseling or therapy rather, Case Managers have the opportunity to develop close helping relationships with students while coaching students toward appropriate self-care and self-advocacy.Ī collection of available resources and support services for graduate students can be found at, including helpful information on navigating life issues as a graduate or postdoctoral fellow. Lastly, the goal is to help students to develop self-advocacy skills that prepare them for involvement in the larger community and life beyond college.Ĭase Managers work with students who may need to take a Medical Leave Of Absence for physical health or psychological reasons. Additionally, Case Managers will assist students in making connections with faculty, staff, and other offices that can collaborate with them to ensure their needs are met.

Student Outreach and Support helps students manage physical and mental health concerns, personal and family emergencies, financial issues, and other obstacles that may arise during their college experience.Ĭase Managers provide resources and information to help students navigate university systems and policies while prioritizing their wellbeing and academic success. Student Outreach and Support staff is committed to assisting students in successfully navigating the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus. To work together with parent/s and guardian/s and centre staff where child specific support is requested, making the intervention service more systemic and change for the child more sustainable.Case Managers provide one-on-one support, including interventions, advocacy, referrals and follow-up services for undergraduate students who are experiencing significant difficulties related to mental health, physical health, family emergencies and/or other areas of concern.To work in partnership with the Vancouver Aboriginal Child Development Program, as well as the Vancouver and Richmond Supported Child Development Programs, as well as other professionals supporting childcare programs.To work together with centre staff to increase our understanding of the program and/or a particular child/ren in order to develop strategies which foster the strength and capacity of the program as well as enhancing the children’s overall growth and emotional health.

To support children to continue to participate actively in settings within their community.

To provide support and consultation to daycare, preschool and school-aged programs where children aged 18 months to 12 years, (primarily 18 months to 5 years), are demonstrating emotional and/or behavioural challenges.