Project DEAMHI, Inc.


Professional Development training is available for service providers to increase knowledge and skills using evidenced-based practices  to address intimate partner violence, trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, strength-based customer service and more  


Parent Education Workshops are provided to assist parents in addressing sensitive topics such as sexuality, substance use prevention and being an approachable adult support

FOR

PARENTS

FOR STUDENTS

Perinatal Behavioral Health Initiative 

Through funding from Generate Health St. Louis, a partnership has been developed with the Parent Infant Interaction Program through Saint Louis Public Schools to provide the following services for pregnant and parenting students:

  • Assessments
  • Referrals
  • A Support Group and
  • Education for the students as well as their caretakers on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders to improve the identification of mental health issues in this population

A Sample List of Past or Present Life Skills Program Collaborative Partners


  • Dunbar Elementary
  • Hodgen Elementary School
  • Jefferson Elementary School
  • Provident
  • Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis - Ferguson Middle School Club
  • St. Louis City Family Court - Juvenile Division 


Project DEAMHI, Inc. thanks these partners for allowing us to serve them!!!!



A Sample List of Past or Present Professional Development Collaborative Partners

  • ARCHS
  • Saint Louis University TRIO Program
  • Youth In Need


Project DEAMHI, Inc. thanks these partners for allowing us to serve them!!!!



Project DEAMHI, Inc.

314-495-0104

bjames@projectdeamhi.org


FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Life Skills Programs

  • Young Decision Makers Program
  • Sisters of Strength and Young Men of Worth
  • Points of Light Youth Leadership Institute
  • I.D.E.A. (Informed Decisions Empowering Adolescents)
  • A Guide on Building Healthy Relationships

  **Topics addressed in the life skills

  programs include self-esteem, sexual

  health education, leadership, healthy

  relationship decision making, mental

  health education, suicide prevention

give your school or youth group an opportunity to grow through one

of our

life skills programs!”


     " I learned that I hop from one relationship to the  

      next  because of my self-esteem.  So, now I have

      stopped dating right now to work on loving me." 

      (Female Participant) {Sisters of Strength and Young

      Men of Worth Program}


    "You choose your goals based off your values." (Male

     Participant) {Sisters of Strength and Young Men of

     Worth Program}







Life skills programs provide a chance to empower young people by addressing issues of self-esteem, assertive communication, physical/ mental health education, suicide prevention education and youth leadership