Our Sieda Head Start Centers and our school partnership preschool classes have shared some very creative activities and events. They've had several busy months full of family, learning, and loads of creativity. For example, [...]
Sieda Behavioral Health and Treatment Services Prevention Staff started providing Gambling Prevention services on January 2nd, 2019. In conjunction with the new Integrated Provider Network. There is a set curriculum our Prevention Staff have [...]
Iowa customers approved under the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) or Weatherization Program cannot be disconnected during the state’s annual winter moratorium under Iowa Code 476.20(2). The annual moratorium usually runs from [...]
Binge Drinking We have heard the term before and equate it with a person drinking 20-30 beers on a weekend. Binge drinking is defined with a lot less alcohol than what most people think. [...]
Our Sieda Head Start Centers preschool classes have been busy and it's great that they have shared some of their fun with us. The preschoolers at the Appanoose County Sieda Head Start in Centerville are [...]
Our Sieda Head Start and our partnership preschool classes sent in pictures to give us a peek into their activities. Cardinal School District and Sieda Head Start had an exciting visitor, yummy learning, and trying new [...]
Sieda Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is celebrating National CACFP Week from March 17-23. The Sieda CACFP program currently serves child care providers across 12 counties. Furthermore, they work with 8 Sieda [...]
Several groups in Appanoose County are working to stop underage alcohol use and driving under the influence (DUI). The Appanoose County Collaboration Council (ACCC) and Sieda Behavioral Health and Treatment Services (BHTS) have partnered [...]
In Iowa, 88% of the population has gambled in the past 12 months. For most of these people, gambling is fun and a form of recreation. They go into the situation knowing they may [...]
Depression in adults is widely under-recognized and undertreated. Part of the problem is people assume depression is a normal part of aging. Sadness, grief and temporary “down” moods are normal. However, persistent depression that [...]
