Inspira's President & CEO Amy Mansue sits down with Mayor Albert Kelly of the Great City of Bridgeton and CEO and founder of Gateway Community Action Partnership and Ray Garcia, President of the M25 Initiative to discuss the challenges facing our community: food insecurity, homelessness, poverty and other social determinants of health in the region.
Read MoreThe goal of the SBYSP is to help young people navigate their adolescent years, finish their education, obtain skills leading to employment and graduate healthy and drug free.
Our Approach to School Based Youth Services
The School Based Youth Services Program is grant funded by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families. It is a collaboration between the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Board of Educations (Millville and Vineland) and Inspira Health.
The program provides an array of services, including:
- Mental health services
- Healthy youth development
- Primary and preventive health services
- Substance abuse counseling and referral
- Employment services
- Pregnancy prevention programs
- Learning support services
- Referrals to community-based service providers
- Recreation
All services are provided free of charge and require a signed parental consent form. Services are confidential and are provided by professional, licensed/certified staff.