Funding Implementation Tripartite MOU on Mental Health and Wellness Prese sentatio ion n to o Vanc ancou ouver Isl sland and Ca Cauc ucus us, No November r 6, 6, 20 2018 18 Richa ichard Jock Jock, Chie Chief Ope peratin ing Office icer, FN FNHA Nic Nick Gr Grant, As Assi sistant Deputy puty Minis Minister, Minis Ministry ry of of Me Mental l Healt Health and and Addic Addiction ions Katie ie Hug Hughes, s, Ex Execu cutive Dir irect ctor, Me Mental l Healt Health h and and Wellness llness, FN FNHA Diana iana Mo Morgan, Dir irect ctor, Ope peratio ional l Rela lation ionship hips s & Proje jects, Office ice of of the he Chie Chief Ope peratin ing Office icer, FN FNHA
www.fnha.ca Background Flexible approach to increase investment in mental health and wellness (MHW) and facilitate greater cross-agency collaboration to improve health outcomes. Total $30M commitment - $10M each from Canada, BC and FNHA Focused on MHW planning and demonstration sites that support Nation-Based approaches and contribute to healing and Nation rebuilding 2
www.fnha.ca How We Got Here Memorandum of Understanding July 2018 Political Level (Approved by the FNHC and Ministers for Canada and BC) October Implementation Plan Governance 2018 Partnership (Approved by the FNHC, FNHA and DMs for Canada and BC) FNHA Service Funding Guidelines for Planning Funding November Planning Activities and Demonstration Sites Agreement 2018 Level with Nation 3
www.fnha.ca How We’ll Work Together 4
www.fnha.ca Provincial Support The Province is committed to working in a new way with tripartite partners to break down silos to support the implementation of Nation-based mental health and wellness plans There is strong cross-ministry support to develop a wholistic and integrated approach to address the many dimensions of mental health and wellness Province will coordinate and align resources to support Nation based health and wellness plans. 5
www.fnha.ca Provincial Support Transition from a siloed system to a streamlined and administratively simple approach that is based on the needs of the Nation Implementation of this MOU will inform the development of the ten- year social determinants of health approach 6
www.fnha.ca Funding Approach • Multiple Communities • Healing and Ceremony Collectively Planning • Individual Community • Mutual Recognition of Planning toward Nation Nationhood or Shared Approach History • Asset and Service Mapping Pre-Planning Collaborate and Planning Demonstrate Design • Innovative Program • Joint Strategic Delivery Projects and Service • Demonstration Sites Planning • Knowledge Transfer to • Coordinated service Other Communities enhancement 7
www.fnha.ca Funding Process – Statement of Readiness Collaborate Design Pre-Plan & Plan Demonstrate “Starting to work “Putting the work in writing “Let’s talk about it” “Let’s show what we can do” together” and testing” Identify mutual interest Identify joint project Demonstrate continued Identify interest in in planning across planning concept partner commitment, and planning in or across communities or at Identify list of opportunities to further communities Nation level communities and key engage partners if needed Identify key activities Identify key activities partners committed to Identify initiative and detail and projected outcomes and projected outcomes proceed with design an implementation plan Outline timeline and Outline timeline and Identify key goals, Outline implementation budget budget activities and projected timeline and funding outcomes required Outline timeline and budget 8
www.fnha.ca Statement of Readiness – Consider These Questions What activities will support and promote Nation-based planning and service design for mental health and wellness? Are there opportunities to bring your community, collectives of communities, or Nation(s) together to plan? How will the development, renewal or redesign of your health and wellness plans align with your vision of health and wellness? How will they complement existing community planning processes? How will you consider developing new, coordinated and integrated approaches to mental health and wellness service design, planning and delivery? How would those new approaches support prevention and early intervention? How will your proposed activities support cultural and traditional healing and ceremony at the individual, family and community or Nation level? What support does your community or Nation need to develop a wholistic and integrated approach to mental health and wellness? 9
www.fnha.ca Funding Approvals Submission of Statement of Readiness with support from FNHA regional team and Tripartite MOU Working Group Review by Mental Health and Wellness Table from a wholistic, strengths-based, family-focused and Nation-based perspective in alignment with Guiding Principles Funding allocated regionally with flexibility to respond to how communities and Nations want to work together 10
www.fnha.ca Funding Approvals – Demonstration Sites Key Considerations: Nation-based governance structure for the project in place Readiness to implement Integration of culture and traditional wellness Builds on existing assets Wholistic approach Partnerships in place Detailed plan for people and budget 11
www.fnha.ca How Will We Know We Achieved Our Goals We will work collaboratively to identify mental health and wellness indicators that align with outcomes Partners will work with First Nations to establish a mental health and wellness and reporting framework 12
www.fnha.ca Timeline October 2018 Implementation plan finalized December 2018 Caucus engagement completed and funding guidelines finalized January 2019 Review Statements of Readiness and administer funding Summer 2019 Review early reporting and share learnings to date 13
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