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February 15, 2021
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  National Leaders in the Mental Health Aspects
of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
2021 START Awards Nominations Open

The Center for START Services is inviting START teams to nominate exceptional team members and network partners for the 2021 START Awards. Award recipients will be announced during the 2021 Virtual SNTI Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, May 5th from 2:15-3:30pm EST/11:15-12:30pm PST. 
 
The nomination deadline is Wednesday March 3rd, 2021.

All START team members are encouraged to nominate colleagues and leaders who demonstrate a thorough understanding of the START model and have made significant contributions to improving the quality of life for people supported through START. Please submit only one nomination per award.
Submit a Nomination
START Award Descriptions:

The START Team Member Awards recognize START professionals who demonstrate a thorough understanding of the START model and have made significant contributions to improving the quality of life for people supported through START. These recipients exemplify the START philosophy of positive engagement with individuals, families, and the service system. One award will be given for each of the following team members:
  • START Team Member (Certified START Coordinators/Team Leader)
  • START Team Leadership (Clinical Directors, Program Directors, Medical Directors)
  • START Therapeutic Coaching (Coaches/Coaching Team Leaders)
  • START Resource Center (Counselors/RC Directors)
START Network Partner Awards recognize two network partners for their significant contribution, in collaboration with a START team, to improving the system of support for adults and children with IDD and behavioral health challenges. The recipients (individuals or organizations) embody the core START concept of enhancing the capacity of the system. Two awards will be presented: one for children's services and one for adult services.

Case Management/Service Coordination/Care Coordination Award recognizes a case manager, service coordinator, or care coordinator who has worked closely and positively with a START team to improve the system of support for individuals with IDD and behavioral health challenges. The recipient recognizes the importance of collaborative, systemic work between START teams, and case management/service coordination in the system.
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Institute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire