Social Services Town Hall Meeting Oct 30, 2007

The City of Naperville and the Naperville Police Department
present

Social Services Town Hall Meeting

October 30, 2007
7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
The Naperville Municipal Center Council Chambers
400 S. Eagle Street

Participating Agencies: Naperville Police Department Social Service
Unit
Family Shelter Service
NCO Youth & Family Services
DuPage County Health Department
DuPage County Crisis & Access Unit
DuPage County Senior Services
Parivar International
Asian American Suicide Prevention Initiative


Learn strategies and resources for a variety of family, social, mental
health, adolescent, and cultural stressors through an open forum from
local experts and providers in the social service field. Topics to be
included:

Suicide Prevention
Domestic Violence Awareness
Cultural Adjustment for Immigrant Populations
Victim Assistance
Crisis Intervention
Senior Services
Dealing with Adolescent Issues
Coping with Holiday Stress
General Mental Health concerns

Agencies will have informational brochures available.

All members of the community are invited and encouraged to attend.
For more information, contact Commander Ken Parcel at (630) 305-5485,
or visit our Web site at www.naperville.il.us/sstownhall.aspx.

Naperville Community Forum Oct 30

Dear AASPI Friends:



PLEASE SAVE THE DATE:



Town Hall Meeting on Family Stress

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

7:00 – 9:00 p.m.



Naperville Police Department

Naperville, Illinois



AASPI is one of several agencies working with the Naperville Police Department to plan its first Town Hall Meeting/Seminar to address stress factors and the long-term effects of stress in families. Although the seminar is intended for all audiences, it is also an opportunity to spread AASPI’s grassroots efforts in the Western suburbs.



The purpose of the seminar is to make people aware of the local resources available to help families cope with stress, and to answer audience questions. AASPI will be one of 9 agencies featured at the seminar. Naperville has a large Asian American population, and we hope that this seminar will be the start of a sustained, collaborative effort at the community level to meet the needs of Asian American families in the Western suburbs.




Thanks so much,
For information contact aaspichicago@gmail.com