Purpose of the Daylight Project

The Daylight Project is a statewide effort to provide training and technical assistance to increase the capacity of public mental health and substance abuse providers to serve deaf and hard of hearing clients.

 

Background

The Action Plan (available below) was developed in 2008 by the Colorado Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to address the barriers to access experienced by deaf and hard of hearing Coloradans.  With support from the Colorado Division of Behavioral Health and a grant from the Statewide Strategic Use Fund, the Daylight Project is implementing the action plan's four goals to increase access:

  • Goal #1: Governance Structure
  • Goal #2: Statewide Capacity
  • Goal #3: Consistency in the Availability and Quality of Services Statewide
  • Goal #4: Consumer and Family Leadership

 

Colorado's Deaf and Hard of Hearing Mental Health and Substance Abuse Action Plan

 

Minutes from Daylight Project Implementation Team Meetings


Daylight Project Plan & Work Groups

The Daylight Project Plan and Organizational Chart are available here:

A number of work groups have been established to carry out the work outlined in the Project Plan.  They are:

 

Daylight Project Members

 

Quarterly Reports to the Statewide Strategic Use Fund

 

Daylight Project Evaluation

 

For more information about the Daylight Project, please contact Mary Sterritt at Mary.Sterritt@mhcd.org or visit http://www.coloradodeafcommission.com/advocacy/mhsa.aspx

 

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