Networking & Bridging Gaps in Services in East Williamson County since 1989
With a focus on School-based
Mental Health Services
since 2007
Our Partners
Our Partners
Our Partners
Interagency networks with non-profit and social service agencies to better serve our community. We meet from noon to 1:00pm on the 2nd Tuesday of every month to share with and learn from each other. Since 2007, we have contracted with Intervention Services, PLLC for mental health professionals to serve students, families and staff FREE o
Interagency networks with non-profit and social service agencies to better serve our community. We meet from noon to 1:00pm on the 2nd Tuesday of every month to share with and learn from each other. Since 2007, we have contracted with Intervention Services, PLLC for mental health professionals to serve students, families and staff FREE of charge in Hutto, Taylor, Granger, Bartlett, Jarrell, Thrall and Coupland school districts. Psychiatric services are provided by Jaime Nelson, Mental Health Advanced Nurse Practitioner, making our services comprehensive.
School districts pay a portion of the program cost and provide in-kind accommodations for social workers. Fedral, Foundation and Local grants make up the remaining program funds.
Our History
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Our Partners
Interagency began meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month in 1989 under the guidance of Precinct 4 Judge Judy Hobbs with a focus on at risk students. Around 2006 ,Marge Tripp was appointed as Executive Director. Interagency was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) organization and a steering committee was gathered to poll the community on what
Interagency began meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month in 1989 under the guidance of Precinct 4 Judge Judy Hobbs with a focus on at risk students. Around 2006 ,Marge Tripp was appointed as Executive Director. Interagency was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) organization and a steering committee was gathered to poll the community on what gaps existed- with mental health rising to the top. Then, in 2007, school-based mental health services were initiated.
Ahead of the times, this program has expanded from 1 to 7 school districts. To date, over 6,000 students have received individual therapy, 85,452 consultations have taken place, 280 families have participated in family therapy and 268 students have received psychiatric ca
Our Mission
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Our Mission
Interagency mission is to improve the quality of community support for youth and adult services in East Williamson County through collaboration and coordination of services. Our vision is to be a recognized leader in and voice for proactive coordination of community services in East Williamson County. Our Code of Values: Interagency sta
Interagency mission is to improve the quality of community support for youth and adult services in East Williamson County through collaboration and coordination of services. Our vision is to be a recognized leader in and voice for proactive coordination of community services in East Williamson County. Our Code of Values: Interagency staff, board of directors and volunteers shall articulate ethical principles and standards regardless of their professional function, work setting, or populations with which they interact. Cultural, ethnic, religious, age, gender and ability diversity shall be treated equally. Values shall guide decision making and conduct of staff, board of directors and volunteers. Care values embraced- honesty, integrity, diligence, competence, collaboration and tenacity.
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