(biztimes.com) The winners of the 2021 BizTimes Milwaukee Nonprofit Excellence Awards were named today at the eighth annual program, which honors top area nonprofit organizations for their work in the community. SaintA was named Nonprofit Organization of the Year – Large
(jsonline.com) SaintA focuses on well-being of employees like social workers, psychiatrists and case managers.
(GrowHope.net) When it comes to providing care for foster kids in Wisconsin, our licensed parents are nothing short of exceptional. Here’s the newsletter for April/May 2021, which was recently sent to their inboxes.
Research has proven that experiences in early childhood have a significant impact on brain development. It is a critical time for shaping a child’s future. High-quality, early education and care can provide a safe and nurturing environment for young children to learn and grow, while giving them a solid foundation for their future education. It can also act as a buffer for any stress they may be experiencing. “Because of SaintA’s understanding … Continue
Originally published as an Op-Ed on UrbanMilwaukee.com by Amy Herbst, Vice President of Child Well-Being at Children’s Wisconsin and Ann Leinfelder Grove, President & CEO of SaintA The COVID-19 pandemic has been a threat to the well-being of many of Wisconsin’s children and families. While the focus over the past 12 months has been on flattening the curve of the … Continue
(GrowHope.net) When it comes to providing care for foster kids in Wisconsin, our licensed parents are nothing short of exceptional. Here’s the newsletter for December 2020 / January 2021, which was recently sent to their inboxes.
(ChildMind.org) Even if your child doesn’t become ill, they may still be impacted by the pandemic. Read about trauma, resilience and how parents can help.
(GrowHope.net) When it comes to providing care for foster kids in Wisconsin, our licensed parents are nothing short of exceptional. Here’s the newsletter for December 2020 / January 2021, which was recently sent to their inboxes.
We would like to thank the Oprah Winfrey’s Charitable Foundation for their support in 2020. They provided SaintA with a grant the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic that helped us deliver telehealth mental health services to 158 Milwaukeeans. The gift to SaintA to best support its clients was an extension of Ms. Winfrey’s ongoing relationship with the organization. In March of … Continue
(WUWM.com) SaintA leaders contributed to a recent story about generational trauma for WUWM with Race and Ethnicity Reporter, Teran Powell. Click to listen or read.
(GrowHope.net) When it comes to providing care for foster kids in Wisconsin, our licensed parents are nothing short of exceptional. Here’s the newsletter for October/November 2020, which was recently sent to their inboxes.
When a family becomes involved with the child welfare system, it can be difficult for them to connect with the resources they need to thrive. SaintA’s Diverse Suppliers and Providers Network acts as a bridge between our families and community resources so they can overcome barriers to success, like the lack of insurance or inaccessibility to resources. Vice President of Child and Family Well-being Dwayne Marks and Director of Child Welfare … Continue
(GrowHope.net) When it comes to providing care for foster kids in Wisconsin, our licensed parents are nothing short of exceptional. Here’s the newsletter for August/September 2020, which was recently sent to their inboxes.
The 2019-2020 school year wrapped up in the most unexpected way due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This fall, education will continue to look different and SaintA’s school-based therapists are adapting in order to provide students with the care they need – whether in-person, online or blended. Anxiety, depression, unresolved trauma, and now isolation, are hurdles children will need help navigating. … Continue
The need for mental health care for students has increased steadily in recent years. According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services mental health dashboard, the number of children who received ongoing, high-intensity mental health services in 2019 was 36 percent higher than just five years earlier. The number who received short-term situational care was up 14 percent over the … Continue
