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It is estimated that at least one in 20 children and adolescents may have a serious emotional disturbance that severely disrupts life at home, school, and in the community. SEMHSOC works with parents and caregivers, youth, schools, community health centers, psychiatric treatment programs, social service organizations, juvenile justice systems, and primary health care organizations in an effort to coordinate services to most effectively address the needs of infants, children and youth while allowing them to remain in their community. SEMHSOC strives to provide useful resources to parents, caregivers, and other families and members of the community. To keep informed on our latest announcements, news briefings and activities, please select from our list below. All the resources available in this area have carefully been divided by age groups based on specific needs. This website contains information such as:
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