The website — available now at https://mentalhealth.networkofcare.org/Mississippi — serves as a comprehensive online hub for residents, providers, and policymakers to access behavioral health resources, treatment options, and community supports across every county and region of the state. In addition to the statewide platform, this initiative includes 12 regional Network of Care sites in association with Mississippi’s Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs). These regional sites ensure that information, programs, and resources remain locally relevant while seamlessly integrated into the statewide system, connecting local expertise to a shared infrastructure of care and coordination.

The Mississippi Network of Care unifies trusted information, local data, and intelligent navigation into one easy-to-use system. Key features include:

• Comprehensive Turn-key Service Directories: Listings for mental health, substance use, and disability services in every county.
• AI-Powered Navigation: A built-in AI Navigator that guides users to the most relevant services based on personal needs or assessment results.
• Wellness & Recovery Tools: Evidence-based self-assessments and the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP).
• Community Engagement: Each regional site can share local events, announcements, and innovations.

“This platform turns information into connection,” said Afshin Khosravi, Co-Founder and CEO of Trilogy Integrated Resources. “By combining local expertise with intelligent digital navigation, Mississippi is setting a new national standard for how states connect residents to behavioral health and community care.”

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The Network of Care is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking upgrade — an innovation that sets a new standard in human- and social-services resource navigation. As part of the oldest and largest network of government-sponsored websites, the Network of Care is proud to unveil our brand-new AI-Assisted Resource Navigator, the first of its kind in the nation.

Why This Upgrade Matters:

• Personalized Guidance: Our state-of-the-art AI technology tailors recommendations specifically to the client’s unique needs, making it easier than ever to find the support and services that matter to them.
• User-Friendly Experience: Navigate our extensive network of social-services resources with an intuitive, streamlined interface designed with the client’s convenience in mind.
• Innovative and Trusted: With decades of commitment to community wellness, the Network of Care’s enhanced platform integrates cutting-edge technology with the trusted expertise you’ve come to rely on.

This revolutionary tool not only transforms access to social services, but also reaffirms our dedication to providing the highest quality care and support. Visit us now at Connecticut’s Network of Care program to explore the future of social-services navigation.

With the AI Navigator’s companion widget, the Network of Care’s revolutionary AI-powered Navigator is available to everyone, everywhere the Network of Care has a presence.

By simply copying and pasting a single line of code, our AI Navigator widgetcan be deployed directly onto the website of any government department or agency, any service provider, any organization – Aging & Disability Resource Centers, local NAMI websites, and consumer groups, for example.

This versatile, advanced technology widget not only enhances resource navigation, but also personalizes solutions for individuals based on their unique situations. Imagine the impact this state-of-the-art tool can have on tackling homelessness, improving mental health care access, assisting senior citizens, and ensuring no one falls through the cracks in your local community.

No longer is access to healthcare information and resources siloed. With the Network of Care AI Navigator widget, anyone can directly find the right door, no matter the point of entry.

If you would like to learn more about the most transformative tool we have ever developed and how it can empower anyone in need, family members, and frontline workers, please contact Pam Frank at (415) 257-2407 or pfrank@trilogyir.com.

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CLEBURNE, Texas – A coalition of Johnson County nonprofits have launched Starting Point, an online database of comprehensive community resources with contact information for over 200 of government, nonprofit, and faith-based agencies. Residents can visit www.startingpointjctx.com to access important information addressing needs spanning from immediate healthcare and housing needs to long-term career and mental health support.

“Starting Point will transform the way all members of our community access local resources, anytime – day or night,” said Danielle Elliott, Executive Director of CASA of Johnson County.

To promote the website, Starting Point is hosting two launch events:

• The Soft Launch Event was held March 5 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. | CISD Central Office – 505 N Ridgeway Dr. Cleburne, TX 76065. A come-and-go event for professionals in the area who could utilize the platform to help connect people with services.
• Official Launch Event: April 22 | 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Cleburne High School Cafeteria – 850 N Nolan River Rd. Cleburne, TX 76033. An open-house event for all community members to learn more about the platform and services available. Dinner will be served for attendees.

Starting Point was launched after The Center of Nonprofit Management and Johnson County conducted a study that identified the disconnect between the County’s residents and their level of accessibility to the over 600 local nonprofits and their resources. Starting Point’s collaborative effort is comprised of a board of directors from REACH Council, CASA Johnson County, Johnson County Child Welfare, Keene Church, Meals on Wheels, Cleburne ISD, and the Johnson County Constable’s office.

“As a professional working in the community, we often see that the challenges people struggle with can often be symptoms of larger issues. Starting Point is not only a resource for the community to use, but one that is helpful for service providers, social workers and other case managers to identify local organizations to help address the holistic picture,” stated Gracie Gray, Johnson County Coalition Coordinator for REACH Council.

In addition to the community database, Starting Point hosts helpful information and articles on topics like physical and behavioral health, current children and family legislation, parenting guides, and more. Community members can create an account and save information for future use, develop emergency plans, and coordinate care.

Support for Starting Point comes from Texas Health Resources as part of the Community Impact Grant.

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