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The National Wraparound Initiative is a collaborative effort that seeks to promote the implementation of high quality Wraparound. The NWI seeks to accomplish this work through the creation of a learning and sharing community that includes a range of stakeholders with a high level of expertise in Wraparound. The NWI website provides links to multiple documents describing wraparound and mechanisms for achieving a high-quality wraparound process in one's community.
Choices, Inc is a nonprofit organization coordinating services for people involved with multiple governmental systems. Choices provides an integrated care system that individualizes the needs of the clients, reorganizes the funding structures to maximize tax dollars and builds accountability.
Vroon VanDenBerg is an innovative international consulting company that offers a full range of services and products to support communities to improve human services. These services include state and community mentoring, consultation and technical assistance, local and national training, research, evaluation, community assessment, information management systems, publications, training materials and wraparound practice certification.
Community Partners Inc. located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a firm that provides training and technical assistance to providers and recipients of community based services that are family-driven, collaborative, unconditional, and individualized.
Paper Boat Consulting is dedicated helping organizations that do good to do better by providing information, facilitated planning, technical assistance, training and referrals. Paper Boat often provides support for human service agencies that are in transition from a traditional focus on repairing individual client deficits to a comprehensive or wraparound approach that builds upon the hidden strengths of individuals, their families and their neighborhoods.
National Mental Health Information Center was developed for users of mental health services and their families, the general public, policy makers, providers, and the media.
"Stories from the Field" Promising Practices monograph on Wraparound. One in a series of monographs produced by CMHS, this edition presents a description of the wraparound process and six illustrative examples from communities across the country.
Promising Practices in Wraparound for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance and Their Families The original CMHS monograph on wraparound, edited by Barbara Burns and Sybil Goldman.
USF, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute
CECP's Wraparound Planning Mini-Web