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Parent Referral Process

The Fond du Lac School District is proud to offer mental health support to meet your child’s needs.

If a parent/guardian is interested in their child starting in the FONDY CARES Program:


Services
The Fond du Lac School District, in partnership with local community-based agencies, will be offering mental health services beyond what is offered in a typical school setting. The services provided will be by licensed therapists that are available during the school day. These providers accept a variety of insurance plans.
Mental Health Partners
Each school will be connected with one or more of our community partners.

How to Get Started
Call the FONDY CARES phone line today to learn more about the program and enroll your child.

FONDY CARES: (920) 906-6733


Parent/Guardian Referral

1. The parent/guardian calls FONDY CARES at (920) 906-6733

2. A meeting is scheduled with the parent/guardian and the mental health navigator to complete the necessary paperwork for their child to begin services.
3. The mental health navigator will call the provider that was selected by parent/guardian and set up the first therapy appointment. The parent/guardian will be notified of the date and time for the first appointment.
4. Parent/guardian may be asked to attend the intake appointment with their child.


School District Staff Referral

School personnel along with Student Concern Team, SEL Team or PLC identifies that a student would benefit from mental health therapy in the FONDY CARES Program.


Administrator, school counselor or school nurse completes a therapy referral form and submits to school counselor.


School Counselor contacts parent/guardian to discuss program and gauge interest in the program.


If interest in the program, school counselor refers to the mental health navigator. Parent/guardian will be contacted by the mental health navigator to schedule a meeting so the parent/guardian can receive and fill out paperwork for the child to begin program. Assistance with filling out forms will be given if needed.


The mental health navigator will call the provider that was selected by parent/guardian and set up first therapy appointment. Parent/guardian may be notified of the date and time for the first appointment.


Parent/guardian may be asked to attend the intake appointment with their child.