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Mental HealthThe Georgetown University Center for Child and Human Development has taken a leadership role in addressing the mental health needs of children, youth and their families at the policy, research, training/consultation and direct service levels. At the policy level, GUCCHD has provided the vision, leadership, knowledge base, training and technical assistance to the field to build comprehensive community service delivery systems for children with mental health and/or substance abuse needs, and their families. GUCCHD is the home of the National Technical Assistance Center for Children's Mental Health. The National Technical Assistance Center works with states, tribes, communities and family and offers a range of training and technical assistance opportunities, publications, informational resources, and links to other organizations that can be accessed from our home page. Mental health research at the GUCCHD includes:
GUCCHD faculty provide training and consultation related to early childhood mental health in the state of Maryland and to 58 villages in central western Alaska that are working to develop early childhood mental health systems of care. In addition, GUCCHD faculty provide direct mental health services to the Washington, DC metropolitan community through the following:
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