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Project to Develop Support for <br /> Emotionally Troubled Preschoolers <br /> 342 c/o Susan McClanahan <br /> 1106 Willow Drive <br /> Chapel Hill , NC 27514 <br /> Commissioner Don Willhoit September 22 , 1987 <br /> 203 Lexington Rd. <br /> Chapel Hill, NC 27514 <br /> Dear Commissioner Willhoit, <br /> On behalf of the ad hoc committee members who have worked on the <br /> Project to Develop Support for Emotionally Troubled Preschoolers in <br /> Orange County, we heartily thank you and your fellow Commissioners <br /> for your contribution of $25,000. A general meeting of Project organizers <br /> was held on Monday, August 31, 1987 at the Orange-Person-Chatham Mental <br /> Health Center, in order to determine our course of action. Working in <br /> concert with Peter Badami and other representatives of the OPC Mental <br /> Health Center, the following initiatives have been undertaken: <br /> 1 . A committee has drafted a job description for a full time Coordinator/ <br /> Educational Consultant. A hiring committee will be formed consisting <br /> of representatives from the ad hoc committee and from OPC Mental Health. <br /> If all proceeds on schedule, this individual will be hired at 100% <br /> for eight months beginning November 1st. <br /> 2 . A budget is being drafted which will project how our total of <br /> $30,000 will be spent. ( Incidentally, we are fortunate in that <br /> Senators Wanda Hunt and Russell Walker have secured an additional <br /> $5,000 from Discretionary Funds for the Project this year. ) <br /> There are many other similiar tasks that will need completion in <br /> order to implement the Project. Our ad hoc committee 's strong commitment <br /> and enthusiasm for the Project have already generated hundreds of volun- <br /> teer hours on its behalf. Because we have isolated the problem and for- <br /> mulated its solution, we as a group bring a special dedication to its <br /> success. Realizing that success during the Project 's first year is <br /> crucial to its survival, organizers from this ad hoc committee are <br /> willing to act as an official body which will guide and support the <br /> proposed Consultation Service. <br /> For these reasons, we would like to respectfully request that the <br /> Commissioners officially appoint the attached list of individuals as <br /> members of the Project 's Advisory Council . As an official body, <br /> would also like the leeway to elect our own Chairperson and to invite <br /> others to join the Council as the need for their input arises. Generally <br /> speaking, this Council will streamline the implementation of the Consul- <br /> tation Service by: <br /> a• setting policy objectives <br /> b. preparing and monitoring the program budget in conjunction with <br /> the Coordinator <br /> c. preparing staff job descriptions and contracting for the services <br /> of staff <br /> d. seeking additional support funds <br /> e. reviewing and evaluating implementation of the program <br /> f. routinely communicating and coordinating with program staff <br /> g. updating the Commissioners on the program's progress via <br /> monthly reports <br /> h. recruiting and coordinating volunteer efforts for the program <br /> i . performing whatever functions are necessary in order to have <br /> a successful program <br />
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