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MHB Minority Advisory Committee y y MHSA Programs M March 18, 2014 h 18 2014 Downtown Mental Health Center 1075 E. Santa Clara Street, 2 nd Floor Training Room #3 g 1 MHSA Agenda g Recap of 2/18/14 meeting I. a. MHSA 3-year planning


  1. MHB Minority Advisory Committee y y MHSA Programs M March 18, 2014 h 18 2014 Downtown Mental Health Center 1075 E. Santa Clara Street, 2 nd Floor Training Room #3 g 1

  2. MHSA Agenda g Recap of 2/18/14 meeting I. a. MHSA 3-year planning process b. MHSA programs – A05 / P1 / WET II. MHSA programs and projects: a. a. Downtown Mental Health (DTMH) Capital Facilities Downtown Mental Health (DTMH) Capital Facilities (CF) Project b. Multi-Cultural Center (MCC) 1 1. INN-05 Innovation Project INN 05 I ti P j t 2. Capital Facilities (CF) Project c. Learning Partnership 2

  3. MHSA Three-year Planning y g Process FY2015 - FY2017 3

  4. The County’s MHSA 3-Year Plan The County s MHSA 3 Year Plan Planning Process Structure: • The Mental Health Board (MHB) and MHB Committee Meetings • MHSA SLC Members and Stakeholder Community Meetings 4

  5. MHSA 3-Year Plan Overview Timeline shared at November 2013 MHSA SLC Meeting: g Phase II Phase III Phase I Phase IV Determine & Prioritize Determine & Prioritize Translate Priorities to Translate Priorities to O i Orientation t ti Vet Plans & Approve V t Pl & A Needs Plans Nov 2013 Dec 2013 to April 2014 May 2014 to June 2014 July 2014 to Sept 2014 •November 19 2013, the Phase II involves two •Incorporate •Commence 30-day MHD MHD will hold a ill h ld actions: ti proposed d public comment review bli t i MHSA SLC meeting to recommendations period of the County’s 1.Determine Needs the launch the County’s identified in Phase II MHSA 3-year draft plan 2.Prioritize Needs MHSA three-year into the County’s After 30-day period: •Review MHSA planning process and p g p MHSA 3-year draft y •Hold a MHSA SLC programs and outcomes request for member and plan document. Meeting and request for the five MHSA stakeholder input on •Review process will components; and make members’ endorsement the planning process be facilitated recommendations of draft plan through the MHB, g , relating to funding relating to funding •Go over the MHSOAC’s •Hold MHB Public the MHB and/or program MHSA three-year Hearing on Draft MHSA Committees and the changes (FY15-17) plan Three-Year draft plan MHSA SLC group. •Review process will be instructions facilitated through the •Request County Board of q y MHB, MHB Supervisors’ Adoption of Committees and MHSA the County’s Draft Plan SLC group 5

  6. The County’s MHSA 3-Year Plan Phase II - Determine & Prioritize Needs Ph II D i & P i i i N d Review Program Outcomes Data / Initial Share Program County MHD Recommendations; Outcomes / Input and Request for Input and Request for Input received at MHB at the following MHB Committee Meetings 1. Gather Data Committees: to the MHSA  Adult Sys of Care 2. Analyze Data Stakeholder  Family Adolescent  Family, Adolescent Leadership Leadership 3. Draft Initial 3 Draft Initial & Children's Committee and Recommendations  Minority request for additional Input  Older Adult December 2013 /  System Planning &  Syste a g & January 2014 Fiscal March / April 2014 February / March 2014 6

  7. Consumer and Family Affairs A05 A05 7

  8. Recommendations Primary Goal of A05 – Consumer & Family Wellness & Recovery Services is to infuse and expand the role of peer mentors, peer-directed services and self-help programs throughout the system. A 05 Program Rationale Initial Recommendations/ Data Increase the number of one on one support Increase the number of one on one support • • services in the two Self-Help Centers. Establish a baseline of the number of one on • Self-Help Centers Increase access of peer one support services provided in the Self-Help • will increase the support services Centers. engagement of peers, and support the T o increase self-help • wellness and wellness and E Evaluate the educational and recreational l t th d ti l d ti l • • activities that will recovery plan that groups conducted in the Self Help Centers and improve client each consumer will in the clinic setting and implement any outcomes. receive. recommendations from the evaluation report. p Continue providing Wellness Recovery Action • 8 Plan (WRAP) groups in the Self-Help Centers

  9. Recommendations A 05 Initial Recommendations Rationale Provide an Employment Seminar and • Increase meaningful activities • Employment Support Group for Self-Help that may lead to employment, clients. volunteer work and increased l k d i d Provide beading groups that help promote • Self-Help social activity social interaction and provide task oriented Centers activities. Increase access of peer • C Conduct monthly outreach activities/ d hl h i i i / support services i • presentations to increase the number of participants attending the Self-Help Centers. P Provide WRAP groups at five clinics: id WRAP fi li i • Sunnyvale, CWBC, Downtown, EastValley Increase access of peer • and South County Clinic Peer support services that will Provide T obacco Cessation WRAP Groups. p • Support Support improve client outcomes Train and develop a mindfulness curriculum • to conduct mindfulness groups at the clinic sites. 9

  10. Recommendations A 05 Initial Recommendations Rationale Provide Wellness Recovery Action Plan • (WRAP) groups for family members Increase access of peer • Continue to provide peer support services support services that will • Family Affairs improve client outcomes at Urgent Care Provide peer support at Barbara Arons • Pavilion. 10

  11. Prevention and Early I Intervention (PEI) Plan i (PEI) Pl P 1 11

  12. Recommendations Primary Goal of PEI 1- This is an initiative to improve the interface between behavioral health and local medical primary care in collaboration with mental health and substance abuse providers. The local medical primary care in collaboration with mental health and substance abuse providers. The program incorporates key evidenced-based administrative and direct service strategies that will improve service access, care coordination and care delivery across healthcare systems. PEI 1 P PEI 1 Program R ti Rationale l Initial Recommendations/ Data I iti l R d ti / D t T o increase positive ECCAC will either sponsor or cosponsor 14 perceptions of and actions events annually to foster positive interactions with toward persons with MH toward persons with MH i di id individuals with mental illness.The goal is to reach l i h l ill Th l i h conditions (reduce stigma and serve 800 community members. Community and discrimination). engagement and ECCAC will provide 40 MHFA trainings annually to capacity building T T o increase ethnic cultural o increase ethnic cultural communities and agencies, with the goal of reaching i i d i i h h l f hi for reducing communities’ knowledge 600 community members. stigma and about MH. discrimination ECCAC will provide 50 MH presentations annually T o increase the o c as t to communities and agencies with the goal of i i d i i h h l f community’s knowledge reaching 800 community members. and ability to help someone with MH issues. 12

  13. Recommendations PEI 1 Initial Recommendations Rationale T o increase the community’s y • Community C mm nit ECCAC staff will attended community ECCAC staff will attended community • • knowledge and ability to help engagement outreach events to distribute MH someone with MH issues information to 1000 community members. and capacity building for Increase access of peer p • ECCAC will provide 7 Wellness Recovery ECCAC will provide 7 Wellness Recovery reducing reducing • • support services stigma and Action Plan groups discrimination Increase community’s • ECCAC will provide 10 QPR trainings to • knowledge in their ability to g y community members and agency staff community members and agency staff. recognize suicide warning signs and provide interventions. 13

  14. Recommendations PEI 1 Initial Recommendations Rationale Community ECCAC staff will provide one-on-one peer p p Increase access of peer p engagement g g • • support to consumers and families to help support services and capacity link them to MH services and resources building for reducing (Call Center, Urgent Care, SSI, general T o increase willingness to seek • stigma and g assistance, job, school, etc. j help & ease of access to MH p services discrimination 14

  15. Workforce Education and T Training (WET) i i (WET) 15

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