Case Study: Nami

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Nami offers classes to families with children or any other family member with any type of mental illness. They have trainees in English but they say there main goal’s, is to reach the Hispanic community. Whit the program familia- a familia , corpartiendo esperanza. but they also offer help to LGTBQ support groups, educational services. What I got from them their main goal is to get help in the Spanish speakers. They also tell us about 1 in 5 people have any type of mental illness, but from this 4 other people have or know people with mental illness.
Wednesday 4, 2017
Clackamas County, Community corrections, Andrew Sherman and Michelle give a presentation on internships for this coming June. The current position is probation parole, victims

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