District 89 Partners with Proviso Public Partnership to Enhance Behavioral Health Supports for Students and Families

PROVISO TOWNSHIP – District 89 is excited to announce a new partnership with Proviso Public Partnership (PPP) to provide comprehensive behavioral health support, services, and training for students and parents in the Maywood, Melrose Park, and Broadview communities. This initiative underscores District 89’s commitment to fostering a safe and supportive environment for all students.
“We’re very proud of this partnership with District 89, and we’re excited for our community to experience this support and its benefits,” said PPP President Mike Corrigan.
Under this agreement, PPP will offer mental health services, including therapy and counseling, to students in District 89 at no charge. These services are designed to help students navigate challenges and promote overall well-being. In addition, PPP will provide training sessions to students, parents/guardians, and community stakeholders on critical topics such as vaping, recognizing signs and symptoms of behavioral health concerns, and Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA).

About Proviso Public Partnership
The PPP is a non-profit dedicated to advancing behavioral wellness by advocating, coordinating and providing services that enhance the well-being of children, adults and seniors in Proviso Township. The PPP works to ensure that all residents in Proviso Township have access to services that promote, prevent, and address their behavioral needs in a holistic manner.

For more information about the services and training available through this partnership, please contact District 89 at 708-450-2460 or the Proviso Public Partnership at 708-240-4435. You can also visit the Proviso Public Partnership website at www.pppnfp.org.
For more information on additional services available in Proviso Township, please visit the Proviso Township Mental Health Commission website at Proviso Public Partnership | Non For Profit Organization Serving the Proviso Township Area or call 708-234-TALK (8255)