•Family Outreach and Assistance utilizing community-based programs

•Health/Dental Insurance Access(through OCHS Healthy Connections Program)

•Transportation

•Court/Legal Aid

•Community Support and Advocacy

•Food, Fuel, Utilities and Clothing

•Life Skills: Job Support, Financial Management, Goal Setting

•Summer/Vacation Activity Planning

•Mental Health and Substance Abuse Screening

•Connection to

tele-medicine services

•Comprehensive Diagnostic Assessment

•Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling

•Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths(CANS) Assessment

•Individual Psychotherapy

•Family Psychotherapy

•Chronic Condition Follow-ups

•Healthy Lifestyle Coaching(Weight management, Sleep hygiene, Exercise routine)

•Women’s Health &Contraceptive Counseling

•Substance Abuse Education

**Tele-medicine services are available to new or existing OCHS primary care patients. The school-based navigator may assist students with non-OCHS primary care providers in accessing services at their regular non-OCHS provider’s office.

Caroline is a Licensed Social Worker who works as a Behavioral Heath School-Based Clinician at Monomoy High School. She received her master's degree in social work from Springfield College and her undergraduate degree from Wheaton College where she studied psychology. Caroline has experience working with children and adolescents in school settings.  

Magna currently serves as the School Based Navigator where she provides care coordination and resource connection services to the MRHS student body and faculty. Being no stranger to the Monomy district and community, she previously served as an Instructional Assistant at HES under the special education department. 

She’s held formal roles in the community such as an ESL instructor, and a Haitian Creole instructor at Cape Cod Community College. Her time away from her field of service is spent journaling and creating new memories with her family and friends. 

Jennifer is a dedicated Program Manager and Community Health Advocate with extensive experience in coordinating care for youth, families, and underserved populations. She has spent her career working across school-based, community, and clinical settings, with a strong focus on expanding access to care and addressing health-related social needs.

Jennifer currently oversees the Community Health Worker Department at Outer Cape Health Services, managing a range of programs including school-based health services, chronic care management, and outreach and engagement initiatives. She has a deep background in public health programming, practice management, systems navigation, and strategic partnership development, and has served on multiple countywide workgroups and advisory councils focused on youth mental health, behavioral health access, and rural health equity.

Her passion lies in creating sustainable, trauma-informed systems of care that center the voices of those most impacted. Jennifer’s approach is grounded in equity, collaboration, and practical problem-solving—ensuring services are not only accessible, but truly responsive to the needs of the community. Whether advocating for a student, supporting a caregiver, or designing a workflow, Jennifer is committed to building bridges between people and the care they deserve.