Community Connections of New York

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Community Connections of New York (CCNY) is a quality management and training organization that offers a wide range of research-based, cost-effective solutions to nonprofit and government agencies serving those working with the mental health, juvenile justice, and social service systems. We provide training, quality improvement and evaluation planning and design.

  • # Episodes

    3 episodes

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Episodes of Community Connections of New York

    • Play CCNY's Evaluation and Improvement Philosophy - Community Connections of New York on Blip Community Connections of New York episodes on Blip

      CCNY's Evaluation and Improvement Philosophy

      This video describes CCNY's philosophy and approach to Quality Improvement planning and Evaluation.

      • Release date
        May 12, 2009
      • Runtime
        00:34
    • Play Family First Demonstration - Community Connections of New York on Blip Community Connections of New York episodes on Blip

      Family First Demonstration

      Erie County families that are currently receiving services under the wraparound process will soon be able to truly exercise their own choice in vendor service providers, via a newly-developed search engine software created in a collaborative effort between Community Connections of NY, Inc. (CCNY), and Consilium1, a Rochester-based Information Technology consultation firm. With the help of their Care Coordinators, families will be able to see a list of which Vendor Agencies currently employ ser...

      • Release date
        May 7, 2009
      • Runtime
        02:27
    • Play Neighborhood Matters - Community Connections of New York on Blip Community Connections of New York episodes on Blip

      Neighborhood Matters

      Dr. Christine Rine, Quality Improvement Specialist for Adult Mental Health at CCNY, presented a workshop for the University of Buffalo’s School of Social Work Alumni Day. The presentation focused on how neighborhoods impact client systems, and in turn, social work practitioners. Christine indicated that, “Neighborhood factors experienced by clients have been overlooked as a component to consider in culturally competent practice. Social Workers are accustomed to assessing clients for mental hea...

      • Release date
        May 6, 2009
      • Runtime
        48:59
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