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Facts

• Children who receive structured skills training show a 40–60% improvement in emotional regulation and problem-solving, reducing school behavioral issues and family conflict.
  (Source: SAMHSA, 2022)

• Teaching coping, communication, and social skills helps children navigate stress more effectively, which leads to better academic performance and stronger peer relationships.

• Parents often report feeling more confident managing their child’s behavior when their child receives regular skills training support through mental health programs.

• Families who receive coordinated case management services are 70% more likely to access stable housing, school support, and health care services.
  (Source: National Association of Social Workers)

• Case managers help bridge the gap between families and community resources, leading to improved family functioning and reduced caregiver stress.

• Studies show that consistent case management leads to higher treatment retention and more sustainable outcomes for youth in mental health services.