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State of Louisiana Fiscal Year 2010-2011 Department of Health & Hospitals Office of Behavioral Health Region/ District Name Central Office - Statewide Services Child/ Youth Services Address 628 N 4th Street, 4th Floor, PO Box 4049 Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4049 Contact Person Gilda Armstrong-Butler Date Reviewed Phone 225-342-2540 by RAC: Email gilda.armstrong-butler@LA.GOV Date Prepared 07/22/10 CHILD/YOUTH SERVICES BLOCK GRANT INTENDED USE PLAN FY 2009-2010 Service Category Provider Name/ Service Type Amount CFMS# Advisory Council Support Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Consumer Advocacy & LA Federation of Families/Mentoring (Armstrong- Butler) $57,240 Education MHAL-Behavioral Health Coalition/Child (Armstrong-Butler) $54,160 Consumer Liaisons Family Support Liaison $36,275 Consumer Monitoring and Evaluation MHAL-LaFete (Comaty) $63,302 Crisis Response Services Family Support Services Planning Operations and System Development Residential / Housing Respite School-based Mental Health Services Staff Development Transportation Other Contracted Services (Specify) TOTAL Child/Youth Services LA Federation of Families/FIEP (Armstrong-Butler) $71,936 Salaries $52,000 Camille Elsbury-Credential Verification (Comaty) $22,480 Salaries $63,566 HR Conference Travel/Printing; NARO Travel - 2,500; Block Grant Travel - $4,000; Printing - 1,500 Staff Development & Technical Assistance (Armstrong-Butler) C/Y Training & Technical Assistance in EBPs (Armstrong-Butler) LOUISIANA FY 2011 P a g e | 320 APPENDIX A INTENDED USE PLANS $8,000 P.O. $50,000 Travel/PO $84,000 NAMI LA - MH Planning Council (Castille) $55,806 David Lloyd (Speier) $12,444 NAMI Program Manager (Armstrong-Butler) $4,000 Juvenile Competency Evaluation- Vyas, Vosburg & Stanley (Henig) $21,000 ADD lines as necessary, but DO NOT add or change Service Categories $656,209
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LOUISIANA FY 10-11 Community Mental
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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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Section 1943: (1) the purposes for
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(f) Taking one of the following act
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ASSURANCES - NON-CONSTRUCTION PROGR
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PUBLIC COMMENTS ON THE CONTENT OF T
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III. Maintenance of Effort (MOE) Re
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STATE MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING COUNCI
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throughout the state. The JBGBR com
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Criminal Justice 6 Larisey, Sue Sta
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REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL REPRESENT
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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS AT-LARGE At-larg
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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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LOUISIANA MENTAL HEALTH PLANNING CO
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Public Health, the Office for Citiz
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Adolescent Hospital was closed in 2
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OBH REGIONS & LOCAL GOVERNING ENTIT
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MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS AND OUTREACH
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DHH Org Chart Ssss PART C LOUISIANA
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SECTION I - DESCRIPTION OF STATE SE
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SECTION I - DESCRIPTION OF STATE SE
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and Rita. The final document, A Roa
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Cornerstone Quality Management Init
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PRESIDENT‟S NEW FREEDOM COMMISSIO
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PRESIDENT‟S NEW FREEDOM COMMISSIO
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SECTION II - IDENTIFICATION & ANALY
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Etc. o Medical Director approval A
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expected to be the foundation for p
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SED/ EBD is a national designation
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The Office of Behavioral Health is
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portion of their day on school grou
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Some progress toward a better under
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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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Nearing the end of the sixth year e
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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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SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH CO-OCCURR
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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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OTHER ACTIVITIES LEADING TO REDUCTI
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units within general public hospita
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CRITERION 2 MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM DA
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the capacity for local, state, and
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System. It has not yet been decided
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Note: For purposes of medical eligi
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Louisiana Population and Prevalence
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Region/District PARISH CHILD/YOUTH
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POPULATION STATISTICS FY 2011 - ADU
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Data Source: OMHIIS, JPHSA, and MHR
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CASELOAD SERVED BY OMH COMPARED TO
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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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Region/ LGE RURAL MENTAL HEALTH PRO
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33 Many Mental Health Telemed Sabin
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provide expanded crisis services an
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MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES, BEDS, FUN
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Numbers of Community Professional S
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OMH Community Staff Liaisons on Jun
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CRITERION 5 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - EM
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which has been put to the test with
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CRITERION 5 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - GR
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CRITERION 5 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - GR
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ADULT - GOALS TARGETS AND ACTION PL
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that provides funds for up to nine
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animal recovery sites, emergency op
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Black: 1,346 52.6% Pacific Islander
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collaboration with OCS, OJJ, OBH, D
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Multisystemic Therapy (MST) is bein
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OMH has recently been combined with
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housing needs. The State also has n
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SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH CO-OCCURR
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Other examples of services provided
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provided to clinic clients. The ICF
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through formal and informal network
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local interagency team or for a cli
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Juvenile Court-Drug Court provides
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health care for children with the C
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PART C LOUISIANA FY 2011 PAGE 221 S
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no longer need use paper service ti
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eviews of proprietary and open-sour
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Persons Receiving Services: The num
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POPULATION ESTIMATES. According to
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Estimated State Population and Esti
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Region/District PARISH CHILD/YOUTH
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Louisiana Community Mental Health C
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REGION CAHSD CMHC ADULT CASELOAD SI
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CRITERION 2 MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM DA
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CRITERION 3 CHILDREN‟S SERVICES -
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SOCIAL SERVICES FY 2011 - Child/You
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not provided at the school site. A
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Approximately 3888 (duplicated) stu
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Some progress toward a better under
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The Truancy Center is an early inte
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of Public Health, and Citizens with
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CRITERION 4 TARGETED SERVICES TO RU
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Both private and public agencies ar
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In Louisiana, expanded definitions
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Region/ LGE RURAL MENTAL HEALTH PRO
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30 Mansfield Mental Health Clinic D
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MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES, BEDS, FUN
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Numbers of Community Professional S
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OMH Community Staff Liaisons on Jun
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