Integrity Behavioral Health & Compliance Center

11/06/2025

11/06/2025

National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP) is committed to the well-being of our children, youth, and families.

We recognize the challenges that abuse, trauma, and behavioral health conditions cause for those we serve and, as a result, are experts in providing unique solutions designed to address specific individual and familial needs.

NYAP provides community-based behavioral health services as both a stand-alone program and as an integrated component of treatment foster care services.

At NYAP, we believe healthy individuals and families a vital to strong communities. For this reason, we accept a variety of funding, including but not limited to, Amerigroup, CareSource, Wellcare, Peach State, and State Medicaid. We can also work on a fee-for-service basis.

The following services are available to children, youth, and adults:
• Person-centered, comprehensive assessment
• Individualized & inclusive treatment planning process
• Behavioral health case management
• Crisis intervention or support
• Trauma informed individual, group, & family therapy
• Medication evaluation & management
• Psychiatric services
• Nursing assessments
• Comprehensive discharge & aftercare planning services

Call: 404-761-7997

Email: AtlOPMHreferrals@nyap.org

Request an informational call: https://form.jotform.com/251133162697154

Learn more: https://www.nyap.org/georgia/opmh

10/28/2025

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10/27/2025

🚨 SNAP BENEFIT ALERT: Federal Work Requirements Update Effective Nov 1, 2025 🚨

The USDA has announced major changes to SNAP under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) that will impact Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs) starting November 1, 2025.

Here’s what you need to know ⬇️

🔹 Key Requirements for ABAWDs

Work or Training: You must work or participate in a qualifying work/training program at least 80 hours per month.

Time Limit: Benefits are limited to 3 months within a 36-month period unless you meet the work requirement or qualify for an exemption.

Effective Date: Enforcement begins November 1, 2025.

🔹 Exemptions

You will NOT be subject to these new limits if you are:

Medically certified, with verifiable documentation, as unable to work

Pregnant

Caring for a dependent child or incapacitated person

A veteran

Experiencing homelessness, with verifiable documentation.

🔹 What This Means for Recipients

You’ll receive written notice before any benefits are stopped.

To stay eligible, you must either meet the 80-hour requirement or apply for an exemption.

Be sure to report your work or training hours to your state SNAP office.

🔹 What States Must Do

Track and verify all ABAWD work/training hours.

Notify recipients before benefits are terminated.

Report participation and exemption data to the USDA every quarter.

📢 Please share this update so others can prepare and stay informed.

05/28/2025

Self-love isn’t selfish, it’s essential. 💛 It’s the foundation for healthier relationships, stronger boundaries, and a deeper sense of peace. In this post, we’re sharing simple but powerful ways you can start building a more loving relationship with yourself. From practicing positive self-talk to embracing your imperfections, these tips are all about nurturing your mental and emotional well-being.

💬 Which self-love habit are you working on right now? Let’s support each other in the comments! 💬

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