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JOB OPPORTUNITY | Integral Care Career Opportunities

by Hogg Staff | Mar 17, 2020

Job opportunities available to improve the lives of people affected by behavioral health and development and/or intellectual disabilities.

An Important Message from Dr. Octavio N. Martinez, Jr.

by Hogg Staff | Mar 16, 2020

An important message on COVID-19 and it’s psychological impact from executive director of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health.

COVID-19: Protecting Kids from the Fear Pandemic

by Hogg Staff | Mar 13, 2020

In talking to their kids about COVID-19, parents need to model the level-headedness and concern for others that bolsters our resilience and helps us all stay well.

EVENT | Mind Matters on Suicide Trends and Prevention, 3/23/20

by Hogg Staff | Mar 10, 2020

Join NAMI Central Texas and Dr. Amanda Barczyk, Associate Director of Research for the Dell Children’s Trauma and Injury Research Center, to learn about trends in youth suicide attempts, signs a person may be at risk of suicide and things you can do to help.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY | Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Program

by Hogg Staff | Mar 10, 2020

Based in Indianapolis, the Lilly Endowment is dedicated to community development, education, and religion, with a focus on programs that encourage economic self-sufficiency and meet the needs of children.

APD Victim Services to Provide Free Training to Counselors

by Hogg Staff | Mar 10, 2020

The Austin Police Department (APD) has $50,000 to train local counselors within the non-profit and private sectors to provide counseling to survivors of trauma.

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