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Resiliency Data Meeting

Resiliency Data Meeting. How do we KNOW if we are preventing ACEs from occurring or helping our children and youth become stronger in the face of the trauma with which they have experienced?. May 2, 2014. Alisa D. May Priority Spokane www.priorityspokane.org.

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Resiliency Data Meeting

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  1. Resiliency Data Meeting How do we KNOW if we are preventing ACEs from occurring or helping our children and youth become stronger in the face of the trauma with which they have experienced? May 2, 2014

  2. Alisa D. MayPriority Spokanewww.priorityspokane.org

  3. County Health Rankings and Roadmaps(www.countyhealthrankings.org)

  4. County Health Rankings and Roadmaps(www.countyhealthrankings.org) • What Is the County Health Rankings Measurement Strategy? The County Health Rankings report two measures of family and social support: • Inadequate social support is defined as the percentage of adults without social/emotional support. This county-level measure is calculated by the CDC using BRFSS data. • Children in single-parent households is defined as the percent of children living in family households who are raised by a single parent. These data come from the American Community Survey.

  5. County Health Rankings and Roadmaps(www.countyhealthrankings.org)

  6. Dr. D. Patrick JonesCommunity Indicators Initiativewww.communityindicators.ewu.edu

  7. Lyndia WilsonSpokane Regional Health Districtwww.srhd.org

  8. Kathy ThammCommunity-Minded Enterpriseswww.community-minded.org

  9. Sally PritchardUnited Way of Spokane Countywww.unitedwayspokane.org

  10. Spokane Head Start, EHS, ECEAP

  11. Head Start/EHS Current Enrollment

  12. Head Start/ EHS Current Waitlist

  13. ECEAP Enrollment and Waitlist

  14. Mental Health Services in HS/EHSBased on 2012-13 Program Year Data

  15. Adverse Childhood Experiences(ACE data 2012-13 Program year) • Surveys completed: 628 parent/child pairs • Results • 63 % of parents experienced 3 or more ACEs in the first 18 years of life. • 40 of 3 & 4 year olds experienced 3 or more ACES.

  16. Melissa CharbonneauWeaving Bright Futureswww.srhd.org

  17. Providence Health Care Community Benefits Efforts Focused on Mental Health

  18. 2012 Community Health Needs Assessment • Access to Care/Care Coordination • Mental Health & Chemical Dependency • Obesity & Diabetes

  19. Mental Health Data • Depression in youth = 26.6% • HP 2020 Goal = 7.4% • Poor mental health in adults = 12.4% • Suicide rates = 13.5/100,000 • HP 202 Goal = 10.2 • Child Abuse Rates = 40/1,000 * Spokane Counts, 2011, Spokane Regional Health District

  20. Hospital Programs • Psychiatric Center for Children and Adolescents (PCCA) • Inpatient treatment and evaluation for patients 12 to 18 years of age. • Behavioral Education Skills Training (BEST) • Hospital-based day treatment program that provides intensive therapeutic treatment grade school age kids.

  21. Outreach Programs • Support for Partners with Families and Children • Christ Clinic Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner • Community Court, initial funding • NW Autism Center, initial funding • Daybreak Rapid Response Program • Maternal Smoking Cessation Programs

  22. DiscussionandNext Steps

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