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Community Involvement
The Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc. provides consultation and testimony
to legislative and accrediting bodies regarding training in the management
of challenging behaviors. Emerging issues, such as inclusion of special needs students
in mainstream classrooms, community placement of institutionalized
persons, reports of abuses in care homes, and risks relating to the
use of physical restraints, have increased CPI's involvement in research and
prompting dialog and action.
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CPI is regularly contacted by consumer advocacy
groups, professional organizations, care providers and other
stakeholders who respect the CPI training philosophy and who are formulating
their own position statements regarding disruptive
and aggressive behavior management, violence prevention, de-escalation techniques,
and the use of physical interventions. When regulatory bodies
begin to formulate legal requirements regarding training in the
use of physical interventions, CPI assists service provides
in structuring approaches to meet evolving requirements, and
provides expert testimony in the development of many such requirements.
It is difficult to list all the instances where CPI has had
the opportunity to be a catalyst for change. Please contact
us for more information.
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| Grants and Scholarship Awards |
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Certified Instructors authorized to teach the
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention® training program and the organizations
they work for are eligible to receive grants and scholarships
for their crisis prevention/intervention efforts. An example
of such an award is the Exemplary Care Grant, which
is awarded to honor best practices in behavior management. The recipients
over the years have been organizations and individuals who demonstrate a firm
commitment to training and to CPI's philosophy of Care, Welfare, Safety, and
Securitysm.
Recent Exemplary Care Grant recipients:
Individual:
Burlington Association for the Intellectually Handicapped,
Burlington, ON
California School for the Deaf, Riverside, CA
Challenger Program/New Directions Residential Treatment Center
Colorado Mental Health Institute at Fort Logan, Denver, CO
East Aurora High School, Aurora, IL
Fletcher Allen Health Care
Hospital for Special Care, New Britain, CT
Mill Neck Manor School for Deaf Children, Mill Neck, NY
Parents and Friends, Inc.
Riverview Hospital, Port Coquitlam, BC
Southwest Adult Training Center
St. Catherine’s Hospital, Kenosha, WI
Wichita Public Schools, Wichita, KS
Facility:
Allegheny General Hospital, Oakdale, PA
Deaconess Health System-Central, St. Louis, MO
Dogwood Village, Eads, TN
Egan Center, Bridgeport, CT.
Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, Nanaimo, BC
Queens Medical Center, Honolulu, HI
Riverview Hospital, Port Coquitlam, BC
Simcoe County District School Board
St. Amant Centre, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Vancouver Hospital and Health Sciences Centre, British Columbia
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| Charitable Contributions |
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Every year CPI seeks opportunities to contribute to and
assist organizations chosen by CPI’s Board of Directors.
CPI also maintains a close bond with the community of its international
headquarters located in Brookfield, Wisconsin, USA.
Recent contribution recipients:
Asheville TEACCH Center
Carleton Elementary
Hunger Task Force
Independence First
Katie’s Closet
La Causa Crisis Nursery
Milwaukee Rescue Mission
St. Catherine’s Residence
St. Francis Children’s Center
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