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Please note that sections of our website are "under construction" but will be back up soon! Feel free to contact a member of our SEBH Team if you have any questions or concerns.
Disclaimer: These resources contain information and links from a variety of local and national organizations. They are only to be used as a resource and not as an official diagnosis or treatment. If you are in need of help, please seek the consultation of a licensed mental health or medical professional.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs states that there are several tiers one must have or achieve before reaching self-actualization. Students can struggle to learn in school if they do not have these needs met, particularly their safety and physiological needs. This website has been designed to help the Tipton community access resources to help meet these needs. Our Basic Needs section primarily covers the safety and physiological tiers with Community Resources you can access. You can find mental health resources for the remaining tiers in our Mental Health Services tab.
Basic Needs
Basic Needs
Resources for clothing, food, housing, childcare, transportation, and more
Mental Health Services
Mental Health Services
Services for Outpatient, Telehealth, Inpatient, Substance Use, and Hospitalizations
About Mental Health
About Mental Health
Learn more about various mental illnesses, such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and eating disorders.
LGBTQ+
LGBTQ+
Information about the LGBTQ+ community, gender dysphoria, resources, and Allyship
Domestic/Sexual Violence
Domestic/Sexual Violence
Information and hotlines for domestic violence, sexual violence, and relationships.
Grooming
Grooming
Learn about the stages of grooming, risk factors, how to prevent it, and what to do if it happens
Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking
Learn more about Human Trafficking, hotlines, and how you can help
Grief
Grief
List of resources to find support groups or to learn more about grieving
For Parents and Staff
For Parents and Staff
Includes parent support groups, training and education opportunities, teacher and parent wellness, and professional development.
Substance-use services
Substance-use services
Prelude -various locations, including Tipton
Robert Young Center - Quad Cities
Eagle View Behavioral Health - Bettendorf
Veterans Affairs Substance Abuse Treatment Program (SATP) - Iowa City
Area Substance Abuse Council (ASAC) - Cedar Rapids
SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) - crisis line and other services
Life Connections - Cedar Rapids, Muscatine, and other locations
SoberSoldierz- Addiction recovery (all-inclusive addiction) group in-person (in West Des Moines) and Facebook live every Thursday at 7pm. Contact: Christina Gist - 515-778-2015, cjbscoffee17@icloud.com
Substance Rehab Center - search tool
FindTreatment.gov - search tool
School and Education-related resources
School and Education-related resources
Study Hall: Study Hall is a new path to earning college credits before you even apply. Explore helpful videos about How to College and Fast Guides to Majors from a team of CrashCourse and ASU educators. Get started in college-level Foundational Courses. And, when you’re ready, claim the credit you've earned in the course from ASU, a top-tier university.
After-school Program: Jane Boyd Achievement Academy has a few rare openings! If you have questions about criteria or enrollment before talking to your families about this, please also contact Haley Becker or Megan Brown at 319-366-0431.
IDEA Iowa- learn about Special Education and early intervention services: https://iowaideainformation.org
UI REACH (Realizing Educational and Career Hopes) is a comprehensive transition program for students ages 18-25 years old with intellectual, cognitive and learning disabilities. UI REACH offers an integrated college experience in a caring and structured environment. Your UI REACH courses will help you learn academic skill building, career preparation, independent living, and self-advocacy. You can also take elective classes that support your interests alongside University of Iowa undergraduates.” https://www.crprairie.org/app/uploads/2021/01/UI-REACH-Promo-presentation-Winter-Spring-2021.pdf
Upward Bound Academic Achievement Program: U of I Website: https://catalog.registrar.uiowa.edu/university-college/university-upward-bound/ Application: Do not have one posted yet for 2021. Coe College: Website: https://www.coe.edu/academics/coe-difference-centers-and-programs/learning-commons/trio-academic-achievement-program Application: https://www.coe.edu/application/files/1716/0815/4015/AAP_Enrollment_Form_2020-2021.pdf
Participants must reside in the target area and attend a target school. (near the colleges)
Students must be in grades 9 through 11.
Family income must meet U.S. Department of Education low-income guidelines.
Students are potential first-generation college students.
Opportunity Center- Kirkwood Skills to Employment and the Opportunity Center are collaborating to provide a new internet-based service for people who are seeking employment or educational opportunities. During the pilot project individuals will be able to drop in with or without an appointment for a Zoom video chat. Call the Opportunity Center at 319-739-0456 for more information.
Goodwill no-cost certifications - Goodwill of the Heartland has unveiled three new no-cost training programs to help Iowans from 10 counties earn credentials for high demand jobs in healthcare, machining, or information technology. Must enroll by Feb 28 https://www.goodwillheartland.org/what-we-do/people-services/certified-for-success/
Kirkwood Digital Kickstart Courses- free computer and digital classes are offered via Kirkwood. Training courses include Computer Basics, Effective Online Learning, Computer Safety, Virtual Employment, Effective Communication, and Resiliency in a Changing World. Starting soon, Register by calling 319-398-1022
Cedar County Family Resource Guide
Cedar County Family Resource Guide
Cedar County Family Resource Guide 2016 final.pdfAdditional Resources:
Additional Resources:
Make the Connection - for veterans
Meraki Institute (learning Institute by Tanager Place)
offers critical resources and support for educators, parents, care providers and community members to build resiliency in children and families, especially for those who have experienced trauma
has categories for sensory issues
Consortium is a group of agencies, community members, youth, and more that get together each month to discuss needs, resources they have available and to come up with ways we can all work together to make our community a strong one. Meet on the 4th Thursday of each month at 9am at the Extension Office or by zoom. Contact Dionne Daedlow at daedlow@iastate.edu for zoom link information and questions.
For more resources or referrals:
United Way: dial 2-1-1, visit their website, or download the app
Contact your School Counselor or Student/Family Advocate
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