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COSIG Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006 Types of Charges Leading to Incarceration (N=30) Successes Percentage 100 80 60 40 20 36.7% (11) 13.3% (4) 40% (12) 76.7% (23) 6.7% (2) • Education of judges, attorneys and probation officers • Appropriate screening and identification of clients • Provision of treatment to the individuals identified and enrolled in the program • Encouragement of all eligible inmates to participate in the program • Facilitation of a pre-release transition team meetings and development of a written plan for continuing care for all participating inmates 0 Drug Related Violent Nonviolent Other F = Family Type of Charge BC-SCORES BC SCORES Beaver County System of Care: Optimizing Resources, Education and Services • 25 system of care awards in FFY 05-06. • 2 in Pennsylvania (Beaver and Allegheny) • Currently 60 funded system of care communities throughout the continental US, Hawaii and Alaska. • 6 year project, totaling approximately $6,000,000.00 • National Collaborative including: – National Technical Assistance Center at Georgetown – ORC Macro – Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health – American Institutes of Research BC-SCORES • A collaborative effort to establish a System of Care for adolescents and young adults ages 14-21 with co-occurring disorders who have been identified through the Juvenile Justice System. • Funded through a cooperative grant from SAMHSA to Beaver County MH/MR/DA • Collaboration of several agencies and organizations: – Synergy Behavioral Healthcare Management, LP Project and Clinical Direction – HPW Associates, LLC Local Evaluator – The Prevention Network Family and Youth Coordination – BC-CAN Social Marketing and TA – Pressley Ridge Enhanced Family Based MH – Adelphoi Village MST – Children and Youth Services FGDM – Juvenile Services Target Population Facilitator BC SCORES Intended Outcomes • Creation and continuation of a system of care for the targeted population • Increased awareness of the impact cultural issues have on treatment • Timely and accurate screening for co-occurring disorders • Integrated service planning • Improved clinical outcomes related to mental health status and substance use; • Reduced involvement with the juvenile justice systems • Reduced incarceration and out-of-home placement and • Improved school success as indicated by attendance, school performance, and rates of suspension. 9

COSIG Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006 SPOC - Juvenile Justice System of Care Principles System In Detention (10 day Disposition) BC-SCORES Referral Co-Occurring Disorders Screening and Assessment OR BC-SCORES Systems Coach Assigned At Home (14 day Disposition) Family Meeting • Families as partners Review rights, responsibilities, obtain consents and schedule FGDM/IAPM • Cultural competence YES Meets FGDM Eligibility NO • Interagency collaboration Family Group Decision Making Inter-Agency Planning Meeting • Home, community, and school-based Process Process BC-SCORES SERVICE SYSTEM • Individualized strength-based care • Accountability to Self, Each Other and Community F A M I L Y Low Intensity/ Community Based Education and Prevention Svcs Family Education and Supportive Svcs Medium Intensity/ Community Based Outpatient & Intensive OP Svcs Partial Hospitalization School-Based High Intensity/ Community Based Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) Enhanced Family-Based Mental Health High Intensity/ Facility Based Residential Treatment Treatment Foster Care Group Home P E E R G R O U P Services COMMUNITY, SCHOOL, CHURCH and IDENTIFIED NATURAL SUPPORTS 10

<strong>COSIG</strong> Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006<br />

SPOC - Juvenile Justice<br />

System of Care Principles<br />

System<br />

In Detention (10 day<br />

Disposition)<br />

BC-SCORES Referral<br />

Co-Occurring Disorders<br />

Screening and Assessment<br />

OR<br />

BC-SCORES Systems<br />

Coach Assigned<br />

At Home (14 day<br />

Disposition)<br />

Family Meeting<br />

• Families as partners<br />

Review rights, responsibilities, obtain<br />

consents and schedule FGDM/IAPM<br />

• Cultural competence<br />

YES<br />

Meets FGDM Eligibility<br />

NO<br />

• Interagency collaboration<br />

Family Group<br />

Decision Making<br />

Inter-Agency<br />

Planning Meeting<br />

• Home, community, and school-based<br />

Process<br />

Process<br />

BC-SCORES SERVICE SYSTEM<br />

• Individualized strength-based care<br />

• Accountability to Self, Each Other and Community<br />

F<br />

A<br />

M<br />

I<br />

L<br />

Y<br />

Low Intensity/<br />

Community Based<br />

Education and<br />

Prevention Svcs<br />

Family Education<br />

and Supportive<br />

Svcs<br />

Medium Intensity/<br />

Community Based<br />

Outpatient &<br />

Intensive OP<br />

Svcs<br />

Partial<br />

Hospitalization<br />

School-Based<br />

High Intensity/<br />

Community Based<br />

Multi-Systemic<br />

Therapy (MST)<br />

Enhanced<br />

Family-Based<br />

Mental Health<br />

High Intensity/<br />

Facility Based<br />

Residential<br />

Treatment<br />

Treatment Foster<br />

Care<br />

Group Home<br />

P<br />

E<br />

E<br />

R<br />

G<br />

R<br />

O<br />

U<br />

P<br />

Services<br />

COMMUNITY, SCHOOL, CHURCH and IDENTIFIED NATURAL SUPPORTS<br />

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