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In this episode of We Are Grant County, hosts Michelle and Katie speak with Hannah from One Quest Health (formerly CHNK Behavioral Health). They discuss the organization's services, including individual and family therapy, intensive outpatient programs, and collaboration with local schools. Hannah shares insights on the continuum of care, insurance acceptance, and the referral process, emphasizing the importance of accessibility and community support. The conversation highlights the organization's expansion plans and commitment to serving the mental health needs of Grant County residents.

takeaways

• One Quest Health was formerly known as CHNK Behavioral Health.
• The organization offers a variety of mental health services for all ages.
• They provide telehealth options for convenience and accessibility.
• Insurance options include Medicaid and private insurance.
• Payment plans are available to assist families in need.
• Referrals can come from parents, schools, or self-referrals.
• The organization is trauma-informed and addresses various mental health issues.
• They have a waitlist for individual therapy but not for other services.
• Expansion plans include reaching more schools and communities.
• Community support is crucial for the success of mental health services.

titles

• Understanding One Quest Health's Mission
• Navigating Mental Health Services in Grant County

Sound Bites

• "Our services are trauma-informed."
• "We have payment plans to help families."
• "We're here to help serve you."

Chapters

00:00Introduction to One Quest Health

00:47Overview of CHNK Behavioral Health

03:44Services Offered by CHNK

07:37Continuum of Care and Accessibility

11:47Insurance and Financial Support

14:32Referral Process and Collaboration with Schools

17:29Expansion Plans and Community Impact

19:32Final Thoughts and Community Support

We Are Grant County

Hosted by Michelle Neidigh and Katie Jimenez

Guest: Mason Malin

Produced by: Toad Talk Media

In the heart of Grant County, a transformative movement is taking place through the 4-H programs, which have been nurturing young leaders for over a century. This podcast episode dives deep into how 4-H is shaping the lives of youth, offering them invaluable opportunities for growth, leadership, and community involvement.

Grant County Extenstion Office
Williamstown, KY (859) 824-3355 grant.ext@uky.edu

https://grant.mgcafe.uky.edu/4h-youth-development

Main Content:

4-H gives youth hands-on learning in everything from agriculture to tech, helping them explore interests and build real-world skills. Mason Malin, Grant County’s 4-H agent, shared how programs like shooting sports opened unexpected college doors for him.

Volunteers and community leaders fuel the program’s success—“Without them, we wouldn’t have a program,” Mason said.

4-H faces challenges competing with other activities, often remaining a “best-kept secret,” but the team continues adjusting schedules and activities to fit busy families.

From photography classes to leadership opportunities, the impact is clear: 4-H builds confidence, creativity, and lifelong memories for Grant County youth.

Conclusion:

The 4-H programs in Grant County are more than just extracurricular activities; they are crucial platforms for developing the next generation of leaders. As Mason articulated, "We want to provide opportunities for youth to find their spark." With the continued support of volunteers and the community, 4-H will undoubtedly foster growth, resilience, and passion in young individuals for many years to come.

Key Takeaways:

- 4-H empowers youth through hands-on learning and leadership opportunities.

- The success of 4-H relies heavily on the commitment of volunteers and community leaders.

- Adapting to the needs and schedules of youth is essential for engagement.

- The program offers unique pathways to personal growth and success.

Tags:

4-H, youth development, Grant County, hands-on learning, youth programs, personal growth, agriculture education, Toad Talk Media

Shawn Littleton from the Grant County Fair Board joins us to dive into the rich traditions and behind-the-scenes efforts that make the Grant County Fair a cherished community event. As we gear up for the fair kicking off on July 26th, Shawn shares insights into the extensive planning that starts as early as January and the challenges faced throughout the year. From the beloved 4-H exhibits to the thrilling demolition derby, this episode highlights how much heart and hard work goes into creating an unforgettable experience for everyone involved. We also discuss the importance of community involvement and how local organizations and volunteers play a vital role in making the fair a success. Join us as we explore the festivities, food, and fun that await at this year's fair!

In this episode of We Are Grant County, I sit down with Shawn Littleton, a dedicated member of the Grant County Fair Board, to talk about what goes into making the county fair happen each year.

From the exciting events and live entertainment, to the hard work of 4-H participants, homemaker exhibits, and the always anticipated Sale of Champions, Shawn gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the traditions and teamwork that bring the fair to life.

We also dig into:

• What it takes to organize a successful fair
• The importance of community involvement
• How local food vendors add flavor and fun
• What new or returning visitors can expect this year

Whether you’re a lifelong fairgoer or new to the experience, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and appreciation for the people who keep this cherished event going strong.

Exploring the vibrant tapestry of Grant County Fair traditions, this episode delves into the heart of community involvement and the tireless efforts behind the scenes. With Shawn Littleton from the Grant County Fair Board as our guest, we uncover the extensive planning that begins months in advance, highlighting the dedication of volunteers who work diligently to ensure everything runs smoothly. Shawn shares insights into the variety of events that make the fair a beloved staple, from thrilling tractor pulls to enchanting 4-H exhibits that showcase the hard work of local youth. We also touch on the logistical challenges faced by the fair board, such as managing parking during peak times, which can become a delightful chaos, especially when everyone is eager to enjoy the festivities. As we navigate the conversation, we emphasize the importance of community spirit, with anecdotes about how local organizations come together to support the fair, including donations of time, resources, and even homemade goods. This episode serves not only as an invitation to visit the fair but also as a heartfelt appreciation for the efforts that go into making it a cherished celebration of Grant County's agricultural roots and familial ties.

Takeaways:

• The Grant County Fair is a year-long effort, with planning starting as early as January.
• Volunteers play a crucial role in the fair, with many community members donating time and resources.
• Family Day at the fair is a special event that allows children with special needs to enjoy the fair in a supportive environment.
• The fair features a variety of events, from livestock shows to entertainment, highlighting the hard work of local youth.
• Traditions like the greased pig contest and pedal tractor pulls are beloved by attendees, showcasing the fair's fun spirit.
• Community involvement is key, with local businesses and residents coming together to make the fair a success.

Mentioned in this episode:

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