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COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GOAL: People in Calhoun County will be healthy, living functional and independent lives. NUMBER OF FAMILIES SERVED BY THE WRAPAROUND PROGRAM 3 # Families Served FY 2008 125 FY 2009 242 WRAPAROUND: Three major collaborative partners in our community - Summit Pointe, Juvenile Court, and the Department of Human Services are blending state funds in order to treat high-risk youth and their families more effi ciently within the community thus reducing the need for and cost of out of home placements. Wraparound implements family friendly strategies that focus on family strenths, identify and remove barriers for families, risk, needs, and protective factors with youth in the community. Since 2008, the Wraparound program has seen a 100% growth in the number of families served. YOUTH LEADERSHIP: 172 young men attended ‘Take the Lead’, a day sponsored by Summit Pointe that provided middle school and high school students with an opportunity to interact and learn outside the classroom. The agenda provided an opportunity for the student to learn appropriate confl ict resolution skills and learn about resume development. The event was held at McCamly Plaza Hotel which allowed a number of business leaders from the community to join the students for an interactive lunch discussion about careers and employment opportunities. ADULT SERVICES: Summit Pointe continues to serve an increasing number of Adults with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). The temporary drop in numbers served from FY 08 to FY 09 stemmed from a range of factors (changes in how customers were to be counted; General Fund cutbacks; decreases in Medicaid HMO members; shifts to Homelessness Program; and increased recovery-based services offered by the Veteran Administration). Services available to adults with mental illness include: • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) - A multidisciplinary wraparound service designed to treat all aspects of care for the most acute and challenging customers with serious and persistent mental illness. • Client Services Management (CSM) - A community-based care coordination service that assists customers with serious and persistent mental illness obtaining services and supports that contribute to stability, recovery, and self-management of their illness. • Outpatient Services - Short-term therapy services to address emotional issues in persons dealing with emotional upset or mental illness. • NET Program - A medication-only service for persons who only require limited service involvement. SOURCE: 3. Wraparound, 2010 page 58 The Coordinating Council (TCC) of Calhoun County - Community Report Card 2010-11
COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES GOAL: People in Calhoun County will be healthy, living functional and independent lives. Summit Pointe has worked to ensure that the services it provides actually make a difference in people’s lives. If the intent of service delivery is to bring about recovery of a good quality of life, key elements that must be looked at are whether a person is able to work and live independently. PERCENTAGE OF SUMMIT POINTE CUSTOMERS ENGAGED IN COMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT (REAL EMPLOYMENT IN REAL WORK SETTINGS WITH REAL BUSINESSES) 2 Calhoun Michigan Employed Full Time (30 hours or more) 4.5% 2.1% Employed Part Time (less than 30 hours) 6.6% 6.2% Self-Employed (e.g., micro-enterprise) 0.1% 0.1% Stability of housing has been shown to have a direct correlation with reduced hospitalizations and care consumption. Trends over six years demonstrate Summit Pointe’s continuing improvement in this area. Despite the increase in area unemployment, Summit Pointe customers have been able to obtain (and keep) competitive employment at a rate greater than State and local averages. RECOVERY: The primary determinant of successful recovery is a sense of hope. Mental Health services have shifted from a social control and maintenance focus to that of facilitating recovery - where the mental illness is no longer the primary determining factor of a person’s quality of life. The consumers of Summit Pointe have defi ned Recovery nicely: “Recovery is the process of regaining control over one’s emotions, thoughts, actions, and life on the other side of a psychiatric diagnosis. It is the process of recapturing one’s hopes, self confi dence, self-worth and direction in life. It is the belief that each person has the ability and the opportunity to engage in the recovery process and reclaim a meaningful and productive life” (Summit Pointe Recovery Workgroup Charter Statement). SENIOR SERVICES: The services Summit Pointe provides to seniors are most frequently delivered in the home and the active interventions allow seniors to remain in the community. Summit Pointe served 633 seniors in FY 2009 and 624 seniors in FY 2010. One of Summit Pointe’s key collaborations is Senior Health Partners which is a community partnership of Battle Creek Health System, CentraCare, Area Agency on Aging, and Summit Pointe. This group works to improve the health and well-being of older adults through senior health promotion, prevention and education. NUMBERS OF CUSTOMERS SERVED BY SENIOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 2 FY 2005 119 FY 2006 193 FY 2007 358 FY 2008 469 FY 2009 299 FY 2010 218 SENIOR DIAGNOSTIC CENTER: This service is offered one day per week. Customers are seen in three visits; initially with the social worker & nurse practitioner, followed by a physician exam, and fi nally a case consultation with practitioners, family and natural supports. In FY 2009, 187 customers were evaluated. SENIOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH: This is a community-based care coordination service that assists aging (65 years and older) and physically disabled customers with obtaining services and supports that contribute to stability and continued independence. In FY 2010, 218 customers were served. The Coordinating Council (TCC) of Calhoun County - Community Report Card 2010-11 page 59
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CALHOUN COUNTY COMMUNITY REPORT CAR
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Outcome Measureme
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The Coordinating Council (TCC) Work
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THE COORDINATING COUNCIL (TCC) WORK
Page 9 and 10: PROFILE OF CALHOUN COUNTY ECONOMICS
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Page 13 and 14: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY COMMUNITY
Page 15 and 16: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY EARLY CHI
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Page 19 and 20: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY 3RD - 8TH
Page 21 and 22: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY 3RD- 8TH
Page 23 and 24: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY COMPULSOR
Page 25 and 26: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY HIGH SCHO
Page 27 and 28: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY EMPLOYMEN
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Page 31 and 32: ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY HOMELESSN
Page 33 and 34: HEALTHY FAMILY & SOCIAL RELATIONSHI
Page 55 and 56: COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS INFANT MORT
Page 57 and 58: COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS CHILD HEALT
Page 59: COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS MENTAL HEAL
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Page 69 and 70: COMMUNITY CONNECTEDNESS VOTER PARTI
Page 71 and 72: Information and Referral trees to a
Page 73 and 74: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ASSAULT
Page 75 and 76: FINANCIAL SERVICES Call 211 or (269
Page 77 and 78: HOUSING ASSISTANCE Call 211 or (269
Page 79 and 80: Emergency MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION NO
Page 81 and 82: PRENATAL / OBSTETRICS Insurance Med
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Page 85 and 86: Respite & Caregiver Brookdale Senio
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Page 91 and 92: Recreation Battle Creek Family YMCA
Page 93 and 94: LEGAL SERVICES Police Emergency 911
Page 95 and 96: TCC REPORT CARD NOTES The Coordinat
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