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EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY CHILDHOOD SUPPORTS AND SERVICESSUPPORTS AND SERVICES
Tom Washington, Ph.D.Tom Washington, Ph.D.Behavioral Healthcare DirectorBehavioral Healthcare Director
Office of Mental HealthOffice of Mental Health
Department of Health & HospitalsDepartment of Health & Hospitals
December 7, 2004
EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY CHILDHOOD SUPPORTS AND SERVICESSUPPORTS AND SERVICES
Designed to provide services and supports Designed to provide services and supports to young children ages 0-5 and their to young children ages 0-5 and their families who are at risk of developing families who are at risk of developing cognitive, behavioral and relationship cognitive, behavioral and relationship difficulties.difficulties.
SIX PARISHES 2002-2004SIX PARISHES 2002-2004
ST. TAMMANY PARISHST. TAMMANY PARISH
DESOTO PARISHDESOTO PARISH
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISHEAST BATON ROUGE PARISH
LAFAYETTE PARISHLAFAYETTE PARISH
OUACHITA PARISHOUACHITA PARISH
TERREBONNE PARISHTERREBONNE PARISH
St. Mary Parish expansion in 2004 - 2005St. Mary Parish expansion in 2004 - 2005
THREE NEW SITES IN 2004-2005THREE NEW SITES IN 2004-2005
DELTA PARISHESDELTA PARISHESEast CarrollEast CarrollMadisonMadisonRichland Richland West CarrollWest CarrollACADIANA PARISHESACADIANA PARISHESIberiaIberiaSt. MartinSt. MartinORLEANS PARISHORLEANS PARISH
Three Components of ECSSThree Components of ECSS
ECSS StaffingECSS Staffing
Emergency FundsEmergency Funds
Infant Mental Health ProgramInfant Mental Health Program
Multidisciplinary, Multi-agency Multidisciplinary, Multi-agency Collaboration ProjectCollaboration Project
Stakeholders include over 400 agencies, Stakeholders include over 400 agencies, not-for-profits, faith-based organizations not-for-profits, faith-based organizations and other groups committed to the and other groups committed to the wellbeing of young children and their wellbeing of young children and their families.families.
ECSS STAFFINGECSS STAFFING
Network members refer to ECSS based Network members refer to ECSS based on risk of child and familyon risk of child and family
Staffing is scheduled with family and Staffing is scheduled with family and Core TeamCore Team
Core Team meets 2x/month to Core Team meets 2x/month to determine needs of family and to determine needs of family and to develop comprehensive plan of care develop comprehensive plan of care
ECSSECSS
GoalsGoals– Risk Assessments for 2004 – 2005 = 1876Risk Assessments for 2004 – 2005 = 1876– Multi-agency Service Plans = 641Multi-agency Service Plans = 641– Infant Mental Health Referrals =320Infant Mental Health Referrals =320
TANFTANF
Temporary Assistance to Needy FamiliesTemporary Assistance to Needy Families
TANF GoalsTANF Goals
-- Children live with parents or relativesChildren live with parents or relatives
-- Promote job preparation, work, Promote job preparation, work, marriagemarriage
-- Reduce out of wedlock pregnancyReduce out of wedlock pregnancy
-- Promote formation and maintenance Promote formation and maintenance of of two-parent familiestwo-parent families
TANF EMERGENCY FUNDSTANF EMERGENCY FUNDS
Funds for non-recurrent, short-Funds for non-recurrent, short-term intervention term intervention
ExamplesExamples– Child CareChild Care– HousingHousing– School SuppliesSchool Supplies– UtilitiesUtilities– TransportationTransportation– Clothes, Food, Furniture, etc.Clothes, Food, Furniture, etc.
TANF EMERGENCY FUNDSTANF EMERGENCY FUNDS
Car Note
Car Ins.
Power
Phone
Gas
Car Repair
Car Parts
Shelter
Rent
Day Care
School
Water
INFANT MENTAL HEALTHINFANT MENTAL HEALTH
IMH TEAMIMH TEAM– Child PsychiatristChild Psychiatrist– PsychologistPsychologist– CliniciansClinicians– Case Managers Case Managers
Children ages 0 through 5 and caretakersChildren ages 0 through 5 and caretakersBehavioral difficulties, tantrums, aggression, Behavioral difficulties, tantrums, aggression, PTSD, enuresis, encopresis, sleeping, feeding PTSD, enuresis, encopresis, sleeping, feeding difficultiesdifficulties
Child Risk FactorsChild Risk Factors
Top Five Overall Child Risk Factors Year 1 (n=214) and Year 2 (n=402)
47% 48% 48%43%
38%38% 42%35%
29% 29%
0%
15%
30%
45%
60%
Aggressivebehavior
Oppositional,defiant
behavior
Overactive,disruptivebehavior
Distractible,inattentivebehavior
Impulsivebehavior
2002-2003 2003-2004
Parent Risk FactorsParent Risk Factors
Top Five Overall Parent Risk Factors Year 1 (n=214) and Year 2 (n=402)
48%
34%
20%
29%
35%
56%
36%
20%
30%27%
0%
15%
30%
45%
60%
Unplannedpregnancy
Chronicpsychiatricdisorder
Substance usedisorder
Unresolved grief Chronic trauma(past or present)
2002-2003 2003-2004
Family Risk FactorsFamily Risk FactorsTop Four Overall Family Risk Factors
Year 1 (n=214) and Year 2 (n=402)
28%
35%38%
12%
25%
31%
37%
18%
0%
15%
30%
45%
Serious maritalconflict/partner
violence
Instability, severe lackof structure and
routines
Isolation, limitedsocial support
Safety
2002-2003 2003-2004
Perceived Employment Perceived Employment BarriersBarriers
Percent of Barriers to Employment Success Inventory Responses, by Subscale 2004 (n = 254)
48% 40%
63%85%
52% 56% 60%
44%
15%37%
0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
Personal &Financial
Emotional &Physical
CareerDecision-Making
& Planning
Job-SeekingKnow ledge
Training andEducation
More Barriers Fewer Barriers
SummarySummaryAgencies are successfully collaborating Agencies are successfully collaborating with each other to enhance the system of with each other to enhance the system of care resulting in families receiving care resulting in families receiving services important to their increasing services important to their increasing independence with corresponding less independence with corresponding less dependence on welfare.dependence on welfare.
The preliminary information is indicating The preliminary information is indicating positive results in the crucial area of positive results in the crucial area of parenting for the participating families. parenting for the participating families.
Intervening with families in the early Intervening with families in the early stages of parenting is likely to result in stages of parenting is likely to result in positive long-term outcomes.positive long-term outcomes.
CreditsCredits
The Early Childhood Supports and Services program and The Early Childhood Supports and Services program and its expansion would not have been possible without the its expansion would not have been possible without the commitment to the wellbeing of children and their commitment to the wellbeing of children and their families of:families of:
- The Children’s CabinetThe Children’s Cabinet- Elected Officials of the State of LouisianaElected Officials of the State of Louisiana- Department of Social ServicesDepartment of Social Services- Division of AdministrationDivision of Administration- Department of Health & HospitalsDepartment of Health & Hospitals- Over 400 Individuals, Agencies and Organizations who Over 400 Individuals, Agencies and Organizations who
comprise the local ECSS Networkscomprise the local ECSS Networks