Libby Cable
Project Director
The Lee Institute
(704) 714-4451 office
(704) 578-3044 mobile
lcable@leeinstitute.org
The Project Director coordinates implementation of all commitments that Mecklenburg CARES has to its federal funding source, SAMHSA, including development and fulfillment of work plans for enrollment, school partnerships, training, evaluation, social marketing, sustainability, and cultural competence. The Project Director fosters a data-driven, continuous quality improvement culture and practice for Mecklenburg's system of care.
Kimm Campbell, MSW
Clinical Director
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 432-0695 office
(704) 614-0041 mobile
Kimm.Campbell@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Clinical Director serves as clinical supervisor and an internal champion for the project; supervises and provides direction for clinical treatment; and provides clinical case consultation for contracted providers.
Charmaine Carter
Resource Development Coordinator
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 432-0698 office
(704) 614-0065 mobile
Charmaine.Carter@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Resource Development Coordinator help mental health providers identify and develop formal and informal resources to serve children with serious emotional disorder and their families; helps educate clinical staff about resources available and how to use them; identifies ways that mainstream service providers (e.g. recreation, job training) can best work with the target populations and families.
Jim Cook, Ph.D.
Evaluation Director
UNC Charlotte
(704)687-4758 office
(704) 575-3431 mobile
jcook@email.uncc.edu
The Evaluation Director provides primary oversight of the evaluation process; provides the supervision necessary to ensure that the evaluation is sound, and that data are presented in a way that can be utilized to improve the local System of Care.
Kevin Ligon
Educational Liaison
MeckCARES – System of Care - AMH
(704) 432-4567 office
Kevin.Ligon@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The role of the Educational Liaison is to serve as subject matter expert for MeckCARES and the Area Mental Health's Local Management Entity as it pertains to policy and procedures of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and other educational institutions that engage youth and families in our community. The position is also responsible for providing training and technical assistance to youth and families, to school staff and to providers throughout Mecklenburg County. In addition to participating in consultations and staffing for community support case managers, the Educational Liaison is available to accompany children and families to IEP meetings, school disciplinary hearings and to student intervention team meetings.
April Liner
Training Coordinator
MeckCARES – System of Care - AMH
(704) 432-0986 office
April.Liner@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Training Coordinator develops the policies and procedures regarding training registration and training documentation; works with the Social Marketing Committee to ensure they have all the information to advertise the training. The Training Coordinator find locations and training for all SOC trainings; works to ensure that trainers have the tools that they need to be able to make their presentations and is the liaison between the Collaborative and the training team.
Carlos Martinez
AMH-LME Outreach Coordinator
(704) 336-6546 office
(704) 336-4383 fax
Carlos.Martinez@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Outreach Coordinator (OC) helps to identify children in the community with SED, particularly among underserved populations. The Outreach Coordinator collaborates with agencies in the community so they can provide adequate, effective and culturally competent services to ethnic minorities and Limited English Proficiency (LEP) consumers and families.
Lisa D. Millner, RN
System of Care Nurse
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 355-4088, enter ID #4988 (pager)
(704) 614-8945 (voicemail)
lisa.millner@carolinas.org
The System of Care Nurse provides, manages, and coordinates health related services and activities for school aged children enrolled in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. The delivery of care involves the promotion and maintenance of wellness, prevention disease, and rehabilitation, with an emphasis on mental health, to school age children.
Latonya R. Moore, MSW, LCSW
Clinical Supervisor
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH/LME
(704) 432-5539 office
(704) 614-3057mobile
Latonya.Moore@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for supervising the MeckCARES staff with the exception of the Clinical Director; assigns System of Care (SOC) coaches, and provides case consultation to community support providers.
ParentVOICE
(704) 336-7128 main
parentvoice01@aol.com www.parentvoice.net
ParentVOICE advocates empower and educate parents/families in Mecklenburg County through principles and practices of System of Care. ParentVOICE advocates help parents get the services and treatment that their children need, and teach parents to advocate for themselves.
Marilyn Raines
Technical Assistance Coordinator
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 432-4593 office
(704) 621-3188 mobile
The Technical Assistance Coordinator enrolls and invites families into MeckCARES, works with community support providers to assign System of Care (SOC) coaches and case consultation; identifies TA needs within the local SOC, helps access local, state and national assistance, and serves as the primary link to the national TA Partnership.
Dion Rocquemore, MPA
Resource Development Coordinator
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 432-4576 office
Dion.Rocquemore@mecklenburgcountync.gov
The Resource Development Coordinator help mental health providers identify and develop formal and informal resources to serve children with serious emotional disorder and their families; helps educate clinical staff about resources available and how to use them; identifies ways that mainstream service providers (e.g. recreation, job training) can best work with the target populations and families.
Jill Dineen Scott, MA
Public Information Specialist
MeckCARES-System of Care-AMH
(704) 336-3793 office
(704) 589-0385 mobile
Jill.Scott@MecklenburgCountyNC.gov
The Public Information Specialist supervises the MeckCARES Social Marketing team and coordinates all market research, strategic planning, public relations and implementation of social marketing campaigns to help reduce stigma, to educate providers, families and the community at large about systems of care, and ultimately, produce messages that support the transformation in mental health services in Mecklenburg County.
