Due to impending weather conditions, Region V Systems will be closed today, Monday, January 22. Employees do not need to report to work.
For client emergencies, contact CenterPointe Crisis Response at 402-475-6695.
Adult Services
Youth
Services
Data
Training
Employment
Strategic Intent
Promoting Comprehensive Partnerships
in Behavioral Health
Region V Systems contracts with a network of behavioral health community providers who offer a broad array of services designed to assist both adult and youth consumers reach their goal of recovery and to live, work, and be full participants in their communities. We take a “client-centered” approach to service planning—community based and individualized to meet the needs of the client and their family.
The Region V Systems logo represents our commitment to promote comprehensive partnerships in behavioral health. Partnerships with providers, consumers, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, and other stakeholders are ever evolving through evaluation, assessment, and implementation of programming to best meet the needs of behavioral health systems and its consumers.
Consumer Family Advisory Committee Training Opportunities
- Region V Consumer/Family Behavioral Health Conference, Moving Towards Recovery, is to benefit individuals and families who have experienced, or are at risk for mental illness, substance use related issues, and co-occurring disorders.
- “WRAP® for Life” workshops being offered at the VA & The Orchard. WRAP is a self-determined plan, widely used all over the world both as a preventive strategy and as a way to address all kinds of mental health, physical health, and life issues. These workshops include Wellness Recovery Action Plans. Visit the CFAC Workshops and Classes page for more information.
Recycling Efforts Recognized
GREAT NEWS! For our leadership in recycling efforts, Region V Systems has been awarded the Gold award through the Recycle Lincoln Leadership Recognition Program! Newly developed by the City of Lincoln, the program’s goal is a 30% per-capita reduction in landfill waste disposal by 2040. To earn a Gold award, a business must recycle and/or compost between 40% and 89% of waste generated. This gold-level award is yet another example of our employees’ dedication to community improvement and our organizational culture of striving to achieve excellence in all that we do.
FY 16-17 Annual Report
Region V Systems’ Annual Report summarizes our past fiscal year’s strategic objectives and achievements. FY 16-17 Annual Report.
LPD Training for Increase in Mental Health Calls
Goals of BETA training:
Reduce trauma of persons in crisis;
Reduce stigma and prejudice; and
Partner with peer services.
Learn more about Region V Systems’ BETA training, aimed to aid LPD in assessing and addressing mental health crisis calls on 10/11 Now.
FY 17-18 Strategic Plan
Annually, Region V Systems shares its planning document that identifies the strategic direction for the next fiscal year. Click on the following link to access this document: FY 17-18 Strategic Plan (PDF).
Upcoming Training Opportunities Sponsored by Region V
- Adult & Youth Mental Health First Aid
- QPR Gatekeeper Training
Visit our Training Page for details.
BHAC Committee Members Sought
Region V Systems is seeking applications from individuals who are interested in adult or children’s behavioral health services and wish to serve on the Behavioral Health Advisory Committee (BHAC). We are interested in filling vacancies with persons who possess education, training, competencies, and/or personal life experience in behavioral health. If you are interested in serving on the BHAC, please click here for information on how to apply.
CenterPointe, Region V Systems, and the Mental Health Association receive a $1.9 million, 3-year grant for services to house and support people who are chronically homeless.
“That’s the goal,” said John Turner, Director of Housing and Supported Living at Region V Systems. “We know everyone, we’ve assessed everyone, and we have a plan for everyone.”
Read the Lincoln Journal Star article
Video clip from 10/11 News
New Website Launched to Help Employers with Recruitment Needs, Job Seekers Find Employment
A free recruitment resource has been developed exclusively for Nebraska. In response to the Legislature’s concern with growing behavioral health workforce challenges in our state, a website was developed specifically to promote behavioral health workforce opportunities in Nebraska. This website was made possible through a collaboration between BHECN (Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska) and the Nebraska Regional Behavioral Health Authorities.
NebraskaBehavioralHealthJobs.com provides a FREE resource targeting employers who want to recruit specifically in the behavioral health field and for job seekers who want to work in this field. Any employer who provides behavioral health services in Nebraska may post unlimited job openings for free. Services are defined as direct or indirect care, including administrative agencies that serve a role in the behavioral health system of care. Because we believe every position in an organization contributes to its overall success, the scope of job postings is meant to include every level in the workforce, from entry-level administrative support to licensed professionals. By creating a customized profile, job seekers may also search jobs and post their resumes for free. Click here for the Q & A fact sheet.
NebraskaBehavioralHealthJobs.com also has a Facebook page: please click here and “like us.” Get your friends and family to do the same. The more people who know about this, the more we can get the word out to educate employers and job seekers alike. Please contact Kim Michael, project coordinator, should you have any questions.
Interpretation Services
Interpretation Services are available upon request by calling 402-441-4343 or by filling out the Contact Us form.
