McCormick Cares is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that provides mentorship and academic, social, and emotional support to children in need. Our mission is to give every child the opportunity to succeed by providing them with the resources needed for academic and social-emotional learning, health and nutrition, mentorship, and family support.
The Be Great Mentorship program works with youth at risk of juvenile delinquency, gang involvement, and other non-compliant behaviors. The Be Great curriculum aims to provide an orientation to the youth development for young adults who are struggling with behavioral and mental health needs.
The goals of Be Great are to:
We connect students with mentors and establish a support network to help students reach their full potential. Our mission is to foster educational achievement and personal growth through life-long learning opportunities for the next generation of scholars in the United States and abroad.
Our mission is to support, empower, and enable the youth of our communities through our formal, informal, and school-based mentoring. Our curriculum addresses the multiple influences that contribute to serious antisocial or illegal behavior in the youth between the ages of 12 and 18.
A clinical assessment is a systematic way to obtain and document information about an individual’s medical and psychiatric conditions and symptoms, function, behavior, personal history, values, preferences, goals, and other relevant information, and which is then analyzed using clinical reasoning to identify underlying causes of conditions and symptoms and to choose pertinent interventions.
The clinical assessment typically entails both asking questions and making direct observations, including details about the nature, duration, location, intensity, and severity of the individual’s symptoms and concerns. Clinicians may also use standard tests and checklists to help clarify aspects of an individual’s health and illness.
Why is this important?
A thorough clinical assessment identifies issues precisely to enable high quality care (care that is safe, effective, efficient, timely, equitable, and person-centered). High quality care is the principal route to reducing adverse events, including those that lead to hospitalization.
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Contact Information
Phone: 336-686-4844
Email: info@mccormickcares.org
Charlotte Corporate Office:
5601 Executive Center Drive, Charlotte, NC, 28212
Winston-Salem Corporate Office:
3000 Bethesda Place Suite 602, Winston-Salem, NC, 27103
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