Public Health Management Corporation

As our collective understanding of how people experience trauma evolves, PHMC subsidiary Joseph J Peters Institute continues to build on its expertise in evidence-based treatments. These treatments provide a strong framework for psychotherapy while allowing clinicians and program participants the flexibility to individualize treatment as needed. Learn more about how JJPI uses these adaptable models to address the roots of traumas, build on participants’ strengths and develop skills to reduce the effects of trauma: https://lnkd.in/eidUpnAM

Join Focus on Fathers for a tailgate meet-up tomorrow, 9/4 from 3–7 p.m. in the Xfinity Mobile parking lot. Enjoy free food and beverages and connect with the FoF community! Contact 267.353.4410 with any questions.

Join PHMC subsidiaries National Nurse-Led Care Consortium and Joseph J Peters Institute for Understanding Kinship Care in Philadelphia, a virtual learning collaborative taking place Tuesday, September 16 from 12–1:30 p.m. Kinship care is when children live with relatives or close family friends while their biological parents are unable to provide adequate care. Tune in to learn about kinship care and related legislation, differences between informal and formal kinship care, considerations in working with kinship families, and resources for caregivers. This webinar is presented by the Philly SPROUT Project, featuring speakers Emily LaBree, LSW, Associate Director of Specialized Behavioral Health Foster Care at Turning Points for Children, and Chartan Nelson, Executive Director at Grand Central, Inc. Learn more and register at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e28cyA9e

Join PHMC, Pennsylvania Public Health Association and urban forestry leaders from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as they share cross-state perspectives on the health benefits of trees and the state of #UrbanForestry in Pennsylvania. Discover how building strong coalitions and using data-driven strategies to expand tree canopy can promote healthier, more resilient communities across the Commonwealth. This free webinar is coming up on Thursday, September 11 from 12-1 p.m. Register today at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eRQFZEXH

David Fair, Executive Director at Turning Points for Children, spoke with VISTA.Today about his upbringing and his decades of advocacy work. This profile piece offers just a glimpse into David's efforts to serve others and address the stigmas found in our mental health care system. The PHMC and Turning Points teams are proud to work with such an influential community leader. Thanks, David, for serving with integrity and for all the impactful work you do! Learn more about David by reading the full interview: https://lnkd.in/eWTmjjQu

What drives PHMC subsidiary Joseph J Peters Institute’s connection with the people it serves? One major component is embedding directly in their communities! Satellite locations help improve access to JJPI’s services, as clinicians meet individuals and families where they are. They also improve program coordination for JJPI and its partners, ensuring a smoother experience for participants and stronger relationships among trauma treatment providers in Philadelphia. It all leads to enhanced impact and a smoother continuum of care. As we celebrate JJPI’s 70th anniversary, learn more about how the organization innovates through program partnerships: https://lnkd.in/eijeTbWP

The August #HiringEvent is tomorrow! View open job positions and register today: https://lnkd.in/ebhANZp8

Joseph J Peters Institute, a PHMC subsidiary, celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2025 – a testament to the organization’s growth mindset. JJPI’s innovation and impact have kept it at the forefront of trauma treatment and prevention since 1955. We’re highlighting JJPI’s focus on community and its strengths in evidence-based practices, which have guided recent program expansions. Learn more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e9vjpzgG #TraumaInformed #EvidenceBased

PHMC’s August #HiringEvent is coming up this Friday, August 22 from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.! Representatives from PHMC programs and subsidiaries will be at 4601 Market Street to provide information about #OpenPositions, review resumes and conduct on-the-spot interviews. We are seeking candidates to fill a variety of roles, including therapists, a nursery teacher, peer recovery specialist, behavioral health technician, mental health professional and more. View all open positions and register for the event at the link below. https://lnkd.in/e3XSePmt #NowHiring #PublicHealth

Unity in the Community, a grantee of the Office of Public Safety’s Anti-Violence Community Partnership Grant Program (AVCPGP), was recently featured on NBC10 Philadelphia! PHMC serves as fiscal intermediary for the administration of AVCPGP grants, working as a conduit between the city and the grantees doing on-the-ground work to improve public safety in their neighborhoods. Unity in the Community is an anti-gun violence organization that teaches trade skills to at-risk teens to provide them with opportunities. NBC 10 highlighted the group for their recent work in sending 20 Philadelphia teens on a trip to Ghana this August, where they will use their learned trade skills to build desks and chairs for locals. Watch or read the news coverage here: https://lnkd.in/ePnbUQnn