LAN 22
Macon, Piatt, & Dewitt Counties
Co-Conveners:
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Kevin Morrison-Otis, Chair Webster Cantrell Hall 1942 East Cantrell Street Decatur, IL 62521 P:(217) 423-6961 ext. 186 F:(217) 421-6889
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Liaisons/Coordinators:
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Linda Prewitt
Community & Residential Services Authority
100 N. First St., W-101
Springfield, IL 62777 Phone: (217) 782-2438 Fax: (217) 524-1529
Toll Free: 877-541-2772 |
Mark Smith DCFS 521 S. 11th St. Springfield, IL 62703 P:(217) 557-3746 F:(217) 557-0093
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| IFF | PBIS | DMH/DHS |
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Molly Gill
Illinois Federation of Families 21555 Gelden Road Lake Villa, IL 60046
P: (847)265-0500 F: (847)265-0501
E-Mail: mollygill@aol.com |
Stephanie Evans
P: (217)586-3730 E-Mail: sevans@fayette.k12.il.us |
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Flex Funding Contracts - Executive Director/Contact Person |
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Macon County MH Bd. Dennis Crowley 132 S. Water, Ste 604, Decatur, IL 62523-1396 P: (217) 423-6199
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LAN Committees |
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C.Y.S. (1500) Board LAN 22 Gatekeeping Committee Community Team Operational Committee Training/Foster Parent Recruitment Committee |
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Committee Descriptions/ Meetings |
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The CYS Board, Also known as the Central Illinois Commission on Children & Youth (Macon-Piatt CYS Coard and C&A Lan #22) meets quarterly or as needed via the Macon Co Mental Health Board at 217-423-6199. The LAN 22 Gatekeeping Committee meets quarterly or as needed . The Community Team, the Operational Committee meet on a bi-annual basis or as needed. The Training/Foster Parent Recruitment Committee meets as needed. |
Prevention Resource Developer:
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Tamara Guy 401 Brown Street Bloomington, IL 61701
Phone: (309) 828-0742
E-Mail:
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FY 05 Total Flex Contract Amt. |
Flex Allocation | C/A LAN - FCS | FCS Provider Name | FCS Program Name | Program Description |
| Macon Co Comm MH Bd | $20,000.00 | $26,600.00 | 22 - DeWitt, Macon, Piatt Counties | WEBSTER-CANTRELL HALL | Pursuing Academic Stability & Success | The PASS program will focus on students in the three counties of LAN 22 who exhibit behavioral issues that place them educationally at risk, by providing education advocacy to work with the student & their parents/caregivers, and the school to promote changes towards the student's success in that school. |
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