Our Mission
To improve lives and strengthen communities through access to comprehensive and culturally responsive mental health services in northern Santa Clara County.
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Our Vision
Our community embraces mental health and wellness as integral to a healthy, fulfilled life. People know where and how to access appropriate help because they understand the importance of seeking mental health services when needed. There is universal access to a continuum of mental health services that includes prevention and intervention. The result is an increasingly healthy, resilient, and understanding community.
our values
Commitment to Excellence
We offer a standard of excellence and care in every facet of our organization.
Ethical
We maintain the highest level of integrity and ethical conduct in our work and personal interactions.
Responsive
We are responsive to the needs of our community, clients, staff, board, donors, and partners.
Respectful
We treat everyone with dignity and empathy.
Inclusive
We value and honor the diversity and experiences of the individuals and communities we serve.
our guiding principles
empathy
All who come to CHAC for assistance are treated with dignity, respect, and empathy.
healthy families
Our services focus on developing healthy families, including the growth and stability of each member.
healthy lifestyles
We promote healthy lifestyles through a comprehensive approach to mental health. Counseling, psychotherapy, and community awareness education are offered along with programs for the prevention and intervention of substance abuse.
availability of services
We are committed to offering programs and services to children, youth, and families without regard to their ability to pay.
diversity
We value the diversity of the communities served and do not discriminate.
collaboration
We believe that collaboration with other organizations is needed to meet the complex needs of our communities. We welcome innovative and creative ideas.
professionalism
We expect a high degree of professionalism and integrity from staff, board members, and intern counselors. Open communication and willing cooperation are used in day-to-day operations and problem solving.
fiscal responsibility
Fiscal responsibility is our standard in every endeavor.
CHAC is approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and all donations are tax deductible to the full extent provided by law.
Child Health Advisory Committee
ACT 1220 of 2003 created the Child Health Advisory Committee to address childhood obesity and develop statewide nutrition and physical activity standards. Act 719 of 2007 amended ACT 1220 of 2003 to add additional members and duties of the committee. The Committee meets monthly and will make policy recommendations to the State Board of Education and the State Board of Health.
There are 20 organizations with one representative each on the CHAC. The appointments are made by the Secretary of Health at the Arkansas Department of Health and the Commissioner of Education at the Arkansas Department of Education.
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Arkansas Department of Health:
- Arkansas Department of Health
- Arkansas Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (formerly Arkansas Dietetic Association)
- Arkansas Academy of Pediatrics
- Arkansas Academy of Family Practice
- Arkansas SHAPE (formerly Arkansas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance)
- .Arkansas Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, and the American Lung Association (joint representation)
- Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
- Arkansas Center for Health Improvement
- Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families
- University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension
- Office of Health Equity and HIV Elimination of the Arkansas Department of Health (formerly Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities)
Arkansas Department of Education:
- Department of Education
- Arkansas School Nutrition Association (formerly Arkansas School Food Service Association)
- Arkansas School Nurses Association
- Arkansas Association of Educational Administrators
- Arkansas Parent Teacher Association
- Arkansas School Boards Association
- Arkansas Association of School Business Officials
- Arkansas ASCD (formerly Arkansas Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development)
- A classroom teacher
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Major tasks mandated to schools by the Acts include:
- Removing elementary in-school student access to vending machines offering food and beverages.
- Requiring schools to include as part of the annual report to parents and the community the amounts and sources of funds received from competitive food and beverage contracts.
- Requiring schools to include as part of each student's health report to parents an annual body mass index (BMI) percentile.
- Requiring schools to annually provide parents an explanation of the possible health effects of body mass index, nutrition, and physical activity.
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Major tasks mandated to the CHAC by the Acts include:
- Developing recommendations to ensure that nutrition and physical activity standards are implemented to provide students with the skills, opportunities, and encouragement to adopt healthy lifestyles.
- Examining the progress of the Arkansas Coordinated School Health Program and making recommendations to ADE and ADH concerning the implementation of the Arkansas Coordinated School Health Program.
- Consult on nutrition and physical activity rules promulgated by the Arkansas State Board of Education to ensure that nutrition and physical activity standards are implemented to provide students with the skills, opportunities, and encouragement to adopt healthy lifestyles.
Chacos
The Arkansas Department of Health and the Arkansas Department of Education in partnership with the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI) have developed a statewide plan to assist schools in the implementation and reporting of the Body Mass Index to parents.
At the Arkansas Department of Health, the Act 1220 Coordinator(s) work with the 1,102 schools in the 288 districts to ensure school health-related mandates are met and to provide support and professional development to schools’ staff on wellness committee development, physical activity, physical education, nutrition, mental health, hydration, built environment, grant writing, tobacco, and electronic nicotine delivery systems use prevention, BMI data, and much more. Community Health Promotion Specialist and Community Health Nurse Specialist also aid in these efforts while providing additional training in injury prevention, chronic disease management, health education, prescription drug abuse, and much more.
Resources for Schools Nurses:
Resources for Wellness Committees:
CHAC Information:
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| 03.18.21 |
| 02.18.21 |
| 01.21.21 |
| 11.19.20 |
| 10.15.20 |
| 06.18.20 |
| 05.21.20 |
Chace Crawford
Meeting Dates & Times
COLONIAL HEIGHTS ATHLETIC COMMISSION (CHAC) - LeagueApps
- 2021 CHAC Meeting Dates
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