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A new article from Program Area Director Chan Noether and Dr. Lisa Callahan has been published in the Journal of Forensic Medicine. THROUGH TECHNICAL AS*ISTANCE, RESEARCH, AND TRAINING FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE DISADVANTAGED. Policy Research As*ociates, Inc. (PRA) is a Women-Owned Small Business that is a national leader in behavioral health and research. We offer four core services that help individuals with behavioral health needs achieve recovery. In partnership with our sister non-profit, Policy Educating communities on meeting the needs of individuals with mental health and substance use disorders Addressing the housing and behavioral health needs of people experiencing or at-risk of homelessness Increasing access to mainstream resources, including Social Security disability benefits and Medicaid and Medicare health coverage for individuals with mental illness, medical impairments, or co-occurring substance use disorders Promoting improved, developmentally appropriate responses to the behavioral health needs of youth in contact with the juvenile justice Strengthening behavioral health systems serving service members, veterans, and their families Supporting recovery, resilience, and wellness for individuals with mental health and substance use disorders through the promotion of treatment and basic needs, including housing, employment, health literacy, education, and child care Encouraging individuals and families to identify and implement strategies to achieve recovery and overcome challenges relating to Integrating awareness of the impact of trauma and trauma-informed approaches into the behavioral health and criminal justice systems to Promoting and incorporating wellness into recovery for individuals, families, and communities Supporting system improvement for children who have experienced maltreatment Building the supports that at-risk students need to succeed in school This national project is designed to expand access to community-based services for ad*lts diagnosed with co-occurring mental illness and