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2016-2019, Cohort 1

underdog DREAMS: Improving Long-Term Quality of Life Outcomes for Foster Youth and Families

Home / Projects / underdog DREAMS: Improving Long-Term Quality of Life Outcomes for Foster Youth and Families

This project will improve the quality of life outcomes for Florida’s most vulnerable and at-risk populations, current foster youth. It will address the gaps in current mental health services and ultimately implement a sustainable System of Care within Nassau and Orange County communities.

Project Details

Team Members
  • Annette Bell, MD
  • Slyving Bourdeau, LCSW
  • Asha Davis, MD
  • Catherine Drew, PhD
  • Derrick Stephens, LCSW

LocationOrlando, Florida

Focus Areas
  • Behavioral and Mental Health
  • Violence & Trauma
Community Impact
  • Leading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the US
  • Redefining second chances in foster care
  • Toolkit for Improving Quality of Life Outcomes for Foster Youth and Families
Resources
  • COVID Puts Extra Stress on Foster Care Youth
  • Health Equity Leadership Lessons During COVID-19
  • Health Equity Stories of Success, Sustainability & Scalability

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