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Campaign for Community Wellness Steering Committee February 28, 2007 3-5 pm

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Page 1: Campaign for Community Wellness

Campaign for Community Wellness

Steering Committee

February 28, 2007

3-5 pm

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Agenda

• Welcome• Stories on Innovation & Resiliency• Overview of Campaign for Community

Wellness • Accomplishments to date

– Innovations in System Transformation

• Review role of steering committee– Decision making process

– Identified priorities

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Agenda (continued)

• State-of-the-State (MHSA)– New monies

– AB2034 issues

– Funding patterns

• Recommendations

• Actions for next time 4/25– How to spend new monies

– Review annual report and comment

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Campaign for Community Wellness

Integrating. Coordinating. Collaborating

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Campaign for Community Wellness

• Coordination

• Transformation

• Consumers voice

• Underserved• Awareness

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Campaign for Community Wellness

• Approaches– Co-occurring competence– Client/family centered– Recovery-oriented – Cultural competence– Collaborative– Early Intervention– Evidence Based Outcome Focus– Integrated Services– Accessibility

Reduce StigmaRecovery Focused

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Campaign for Community WellnessPhase I

Campaign for Community Wellness

Integrated approachShared resourcesCollective OutreachImproved Service DeliverySystem Transformation

CommunityConsumersCBO, Faith

Gov’t, Service

MHSASAMHSA

$2.2m$1.4m

Community Services & Supports funds

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Elements of the Campaign

CrisisTriage

Steering Committee

Transition AgeYouth

AdultOlder Adult

Lake TahoeTransform.Co-occurr.

Children

SystemChange

SED,SMI Children, Youth & Adults, O.AdultsLatino, TAY, Native American

Voice MH BoardVoice/Direction

System Transformation

Full-servicePartnerships

Youth Consumer Family

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Campaign for Community Wellness

Vision

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Current Vision

• Welcoming / accessible• Community collaboration• Consumer and Family driven• Providers have competence and leadership• Cultural competence• Co-occurring competence• Stigma is reduced• Mental health is a public priority• Mental health care is evidence based

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System Transformation

Stories of Innovation

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Co-occurring

• Co-occurring: substance abuse & mental health disorders

• Elements of change:– Change Agents

– Doctor Consultation Team

• Dr.’s Minkoff & Cline • Consumers involvement• Trainings

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Listening Well• Recovery

through stories• Consumer

voice• Awareness• Reduces

Stigma

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Network of Care

• A resource guide

• Individual Wellness Recovery Plan

• Maintained by PCN

www.placer.networkofcare.org

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Welcome Center

• An outreach and support center

• Located at former DeWitt Center diner in Auburn

• Consumer guided design of services

• Client Council

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Crisis Triage Same Day/Next Day

• Sutter Roseville Medical Center

• Reduction in hospitalizations

• Responsive to needs of consumer

• Avoids relocation in times of crisis

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Role of Steering Committee

Decision making process

Review priorities

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Steering Committee

Client/family

Native American community

Latino community

Children

Youth

Adult

Older Adult

Disabled

Tahoe

Education

Housing

Vocational Community Partner

Law enforcement

Faith

Business

County

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Role of Steering Committee

CampaignSteering

Committee

Review Gaps, Successes

Barriers

Allocationfor new MHSA

monies

Ideas to supportCampaign

goals

Reports, Priorities,Outcome trackingPlanning , Feedback

HHS operationalizesrecommendations

Leveraging ResourcesBuilding PartnershipsCreating Awareness

Consensus (fallback to vote)

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Review Prior Recommendations

• Maureen/Lynn , not sure there is an easy list here. . . .?

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State-of-the-State

MHSA Funding Update

AB2034

Funding Streams

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MHSA Funding Plans (6)

CommunityService & Supports

Guidelines forthcomingDiscussion for next meeting

Early Intervention &

Prevention

No guidelines yetLimited Information

Phase 1$2.4M for 3 years

+ $881K

TechnologyEducation &

Training

Housing InnovativePrograms

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Changes to AB2034

• Governor proposing to eliminate AB2034 funds

• Total possible cut of $780,000

• When will decision be made??

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Placer CountyGaps in Funding

-

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

Population HHS Budget

Public Assistance

County Budget

‘00/01

‘05/06

• Population: +28 %

• HHS Budget: (-)%

• Public Assistance (-)%

• County Budget: + 145%

In last 6 years. . .

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As County Dollars Shrink . .

Realignment funds

Medi-cal

$’s

$’s

Note: Decline occurs when adjusted for inflation and population growth.

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What Does it Mean for the Wellness of our Community?

Recommendations

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Supporting A Continuum of Care

Severe High Risk Episodic Supportive

SpecialtyPrograms15 : 1

IntensiveCommunityBased Services

Peer to PeerLow IntensityCommunity Based Services

Primary Care Physicians

Full-servicePartnerships

Eg???. Self managingHealth mgmt.Recovery maint.

MedicationCounselingMedical careEducationReferrals

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Steering Committee Timeline

Feb. March April May June

Review Materials

Decision:How to allocate $881K?

Publish/review:Annual Report

Steering Committee

Steering Committee

(Prev/early intervention)

Steering Committee(role, update)

Actions

Meetings

Activities Mental HealthAwareness Month

Submit:Annual Report