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Louisiana Population and Prevalence Estimates Over the last several years, Louisiana population figures have been extremely difficult to estimate based on the mass evacuations and relocations following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, and Hurricanes Gustav and Ike in 2008. The 2005 American Community Survey Gulf Coast Area Data Profiles: September through December, 2005 (revised July 19, 2006) was released in an attempt to measure the population post – hurricanes, and at that time there had been a dramatic loss in population. There were estimated to be 3,688,996 individuals in Louisiana (2,742,070 adults, and 945,926 children). The Population Division of the US Census Bureau recently published the Annual Estimates of the Resident Population by Single-Year 7/1/2009 - State Characteristics Population Estimates (Released June 22, 2010). The most recent data is listed in the tables below. A comparison of these sets of figures shows that the trend is for Louisiana‟s population to once again increase, now having passed the 2005 levels. The 2009 numbers indicate that there were 4,492,076 persons living in the state, showing that the population has rebounded from the post-hurricane drop as compared to the 2000 Census, when there were a total of 4,468,978 persons living in Louisiana. It is important to note that population figures continue to be in flux, making estimates difficult and somewhat unreliable. Challenges continue, now with the devastating oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Estimates of the prevalence of mental illness within the state, parishes, regions, and LGEs for Adults and Children/ youth are shown in the following tables. Caution should be used when utilizing these figures, as they are estimates. Statewide LOUISIANA PREVALENCE ESTIMATES* July 1, 2009 - (Released June 22, 2010) Child/ Youth 9% Adult 2.6% Total Pop Count Prev Count Pop Count Prev Count Pop Count Prev Count 1,123,386 101,105 3,368,690 87,586 4,492,076 188,691 * Annual Estimates of the Population for Parishes of Louisiana: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009 (cc-est2009-agesex-22csv Estimates Source: Population Division, US Census Bureau. Release Date: June22, 2010. http://www.census.gov/popest/datasets.html. Prev. Count = Estimated Prevalence Count (2.6% Adults*, 9%Children**) Adult =18 Years of Age and Older Child/Youth =17 Years of Age and Younger * Source for Adult prevalence estimate: Kessler, R.C., et al. The 12-Month Prevalence and Correlates of Serious Mental Illness (SMI). Mental Health, United States, 1996. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services pp. 59-70. ** Source for Child prevalence estimate: Friedman, R.M. et al. Prevalence of Serious Emotional Disturbance in Children and Adolescents. Mental Health, United States, 1996. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services pp 71-89. Please note: Louisiana uses the designation SMI for what is more usually referred to as SPMI. SMI (SPMI) is a national designation that includes only those individuals suffering from the most severe forms of mental illness. Those who have all types of mental illness would increase the population figures, but would not increase the numbers of individuals served since Louisiana‟s facilities are designated to serve those with SMI (SPMI). PART C LOUISIANA FY 2011 PAGE 230 SECTION III: ADULT & CHILD/ YOUTH PLAN – CRITERION 2 MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM DATA EPIDEMIOLOGY - INCIDENCE & PREVALENCE ESTIMATES
Estimated State Population and Estimated Prevalence of Adults with Serious Mental Illness and Child/Youth with Emotional Behavioral Disorders by Region/District and Parish (July 1, 2009 Pop Est)* Region/District PARISH 1-METROPOLITAN HUMAN SERVICE DISTRICT and NOAH Outpatient clinics CHILD/YOUTH (Age 0-17) POPULATION ESTIMATE CHILD/YOUTH (Age 0-17) PREVALENCE ESTIMATE ADULT (Age 18 and up) POPULATION ESTIMATE ADULT (Age 18 and up) PREVALENCE ESTIMATE TOTAL POPULATION ESTIMATE JULY 1, 2009 PART C LOUISIANA FY 2011 PAGE 231 SECTION III: ADULT & CHILD/ YOUTH PLAN – CRITERION 2 MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM DATA EPIDEMIOLOGY - INCIDENCE & PREVALENCE ESTIMATES TOTAL PREVALENCE ESTIMATE .Orleans 76343 6,871 278507 7,241 354,850 14,112 .Plaquemines 5701 513 15241 396 20,942 909 .St. Bernard 10889 980 29766 774 40,655 1,754 Total for 1-MHSD 92,933 8,364 323,514 8,411 416,447 16,775 2-CAPITAL AREA HUMAN SERVICE DISTRICT .Ascension 29957 2,696 74865 1,946 104,822 4,643 .East Baton 104315 9,388 330318 8,588 434,633 17,977 .East Feliciana 4488 404 16482 429 20,970 832 .Iberville 7500 675 25005 650 32,505 1,325 .Pointe Coupee 5428 489 17019 442 22,447 931 .West Baton Rouge 5682 511 16956 441 22,638 952 .West Feliciana 2527 227 12528 326 15,055 553 Total for 2-CAHSD 159,897 14,391 493,173 12,822 653,070 27,213 3-SOUTH CENTRAL LOUISIANA MENTAL HEALTH .Assumption .Lafourche 5446 22920 490 2,063 17428 70762 453 1,840 22,874 93,682 943 3,903 AUTHORITY .St. Charles 13858 1,247 37753 982 51,611 2,229 .St. James 5616 505 15438 401 21,054 907 .St. John the Baptist 13034 1,173 34052 885 47,086 2,058 .St. Mary 13772 1,239 37043 963 50,815 2,203 .Terrebonne 29235 2,631 80056 2,081 109,291 4,713 Total for 3-SCLMHA 103,881 9,349 292,532 7,606 396,413 16,955 Region 4 .Acadia 16602 1,494 43493 1,131 60,095 2,625 .Evangeline 9757 878 25573 665 35,330 1,543 .Iberia 20827 1,874 54274 1,411 75,101 3,286 .Lafayette 52785 4,751 158169 4,112 210,954 8,863 .St. Landry 25444 2,290 66882 1,739 92,326 4,029 .St. Martin 13932 1,254 38285 995 52,217 2,249 .Vermilion 14813 1,333 41328 1,075 56,141 2,408 Total for Region 4 154,160 13,874 428,004 11,128 582,164 25,003
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PART A: FACE SHEET FISCAL YEARS COV
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LOUISIANA FY 2011 BLOCK GRANT PLAN
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PART B LOUISIANA FY 2011 PAGE 11 AD
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(C)(1) With respect to mental healt
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III. Maintenance of Effort (MOE) Re
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STATE MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING COUNCI
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Criminal Justice 6 Larisey, Sue Sta
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REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENT
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Article I: NAME The name of this or
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Louisiana Mental Health Planning Co
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LOUISIANA MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING CO
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SED/ EBD is a national designation
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into ten equal amounts (i.e., 1/10
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SECTION II - IDENTIFICATION & ANALY
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the ecosystem for their livelihoods
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Office of Client Affairs This offic
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GUIDING PRINCIPLES 1) We can and wi
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CRITERION 1 COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY
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SAMHSA/FEMA also required CCPs to c
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assessment and treatment services f
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Although the CMHC‟s operate with
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services related to housing support
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Employment Programs Serving SMI by
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develop housing support services fo
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conservative estimate, on any given
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2. All individuals with co-occurrin
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integrating administration and oper
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levels of emotional and physical pa
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the capacity for local, state, and
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ADULT POPULATION Previously, the me
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shelters in the DCFS database. In 2
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in the past, however, there have be
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