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Readiness, Reconnection, Gratitude, Momentum
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September was a month of preparation, partnership, and connection across Consejo. Across our programs and teams, we completed our Joint Commission visit, welcomed students back to school through renewed partnerships, and created positive experiences for our youth and recovery participants. Each moment reflected the people, partnerships, and purpose behind Consejo's work, as well as our continued commitment to expanding healing, health, and hope where it is needed most.
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Thank you to everyone who helped prepare for our recent Joint Commission visit. The surveyor toured our sites, reviewed records, and spoke with team members and clients. The final report provided valuable feedback that will help us continue strengthening the quality and consistency of the care our clients receive. Thank you for your dedication to our clients and to continuous improvement.
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Mariners Game Night for Our Clients
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A special thank you to the Seattle Mariners, who, through the Commissioner's Community Initiative, gave our Consejo clients the opportunity to attend a Major League Baseball game. Thanks to these tickets, two different groups of Consejo clients, youth and adults, attended two separate games.
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Our staff and youth enjoyed a positive, memorable outing, and both groups built connections with peers and staff in a relaxed setting, which supports trust and engagement in services.
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School-Based Services: Supporting Students as the New School Year Began
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Our summer programming wrapped up successfully, and we shifted our focus to supporting students as the new school year began. Staff visited local schools to rebuild partnerships with school districts, secure Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with schools and community providers, and reengage stakeholders. Teams also worked to start client services so students and families could access the behavioral health support they needed. These efforts expanded service capacity, strengthened community partnerships, and supported timely access to care.
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Throughout the month, staff met with school leaders and district contacts, including new district personnel, and adjusted outreach to match each district's start date. This work strengthens referral pathways, student engagement, and coordination with school partners, so students can get support from the start of the year.
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SUD and Mental Health Outing: Tacoma Rainiers Baseball Game
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Our SUD and Mental Health programs took participants to a Tacoma Rainiers baseball game as part of a recovery-oriented community engagement activity. The substance-free outing gave participants a chance to strengthen peer connections, practice healthy socialization skills, and enjoy recreation that supports recovery.
Staff were proud to see attendees show positive communication, teamwork, and respect for others. Participants shared that they enjoyed having fun, reducing stress, and building meaningful connections outside of a treatment setting. Experiences like this help clients develop healthy leisure interests, stay engaged in their community, and build the balanced lifestyle that supports long-term recovery. Thank you to the staff who planned and supervised the outing.
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