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9-25 committee

The 9–25 Committee serves as the Community Board for the Communities That Care (CTC) initiative in the PACT for Families region. As the CTC board, this group guides the overall prevention framework, reviews local data, and helps set community priorities for children, youth, and young adults.

The committee uses data from PACT, as well as local and state surveys and research, to identify concerns affecting young people ages 9 to 25 across the five‑county area. Members work together to develop targeted initiatives that address these priority concerns. While the committee’s work centers on children and youth, its focus is on the issues themselves, not on any single age group.

In 2021, the Early Childhood Committee and the 9–25 Committee jointly identified the need to expand Early Childhood from birth to age 8. Both committees agreed this shift better reflects the developmental needs of children in our communities.

Mission of the 9–25 Committee

To plan and implement strategies that address issues confronted by children and young adults in the PACT for Families area.

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PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Parent Advisory: This committee is open to parents and caregivers of children who have mental health concerns. Their focus is being  a voice for children with mental health issues, identifying gaps in services, and networking with parents and organizations in the five counties of PACT for Families and statewide...

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Communities That Care (CTC) Program

Communities That Care (CTC) is a prevention framework that helps communities work together to support youth, strengthen families, and reduce risk factors that lead to substance use, violence, and mental health challenges.

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