Okaloosa County BOCC — January 8, 2013 — BOCC Update — reading text

Keeping the Public Safe with Access Continuum Identifications, Screening, Treatment for Substance Use and Mental Health Disease Disorders Description of Prevention, Recurring Contract Dollars Continuing Care Intervention & Diversion Each Fiscal Year Services Ensure Public Safety Access 1. Crisis Hotline/Rape Crisis Center: ? $79,584 before and after inpatient admissions with initial 4,317 Calls identification and assessment of individuals Crisis Trauma Hotline Calls*: with Baker Act and Marchman Act related 270 Calls cases to treat individuals with acute episodes of Sexual Trauma Team: mental illness and for substance abuse. 44 On-Site Responses 2. Psychiatric Medical Services ? $33,455 Support Adequate funding of evidenced- (Children & Adults): based services for psychiatric evaluations, 8,809 Psychiatric Client Service Events medication management, Outpatient Cognitive 3. Outpatient Therapeutic Intervention ? $36,708 Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and/or HIV/AIDS (Children & Adults): counseling. BCI achieves positive outcomes 6,680 Client Service Events and reduces client recidivism. 4. Case Management (Children & Adults): ? $67,800.00 14,250 Client Service Events Outpatient Programs includes clients in need of 5. Indigent Drug Program ? $26,496 medical and clinical substance abuse and mental health treatment, case management, Case Management serves people with crisis intervention, support and treatment psychiatric disabilities to improve their function services with continuing aftercare. and/or prevent further deterioration to give support and maintain their self-sufficiency for *Crisis Trauma Hotline Calls Include: independent living. 1. Lethal Calls 2. Abuse & Neglect These funds contribute to the care of 3.Domestic Violence approximately 9,000 clients are seen annually. 4. Sexual Assault 2/12/13