Service Population i. Individuals who meet the following criteria, shall be offered Services through MHS 06 Services:
Service Population. The priority populations for this program are Native American males 13-18 who have a SED diagnosis, who are in xxxxxx care or on the verge of xxxxxx care placement and/or have run away. The youth have become disengaged in tribal behavior health services, school, their community and families. PROGRAM ACTIVITIES Provider shall hire staff and develop a program to provide intensive outreach to at risk native males aged 13-25. The outreach will take place in the community where the youth are living temporarily. The staff will work with the other tribal services, such as Youth Chemical Dependency, health clinic, schools and vocational programs to provide the wraparound service needed to engage the youth in services. The program staff will utilize the HEADSS assessment, Motivational Interviewing and the PHQ2, PHQ9, SDQ and mentoring as clinically indicated. Provider shall serve 12 unduplicated individuals; provide 20 contacts per 9-month period. The TEAM outreach staff will be a Tulalip Tribal member well known in the community, which means they will also know the community members and how they are all connected as well. TEAM outreach staff will work with families, social workers and guardians, as well as detention centers and with schools on reaching out to parents of youth struggling to provide services that are more severe than normal adolescent issues but refuse to engage in typical offered services. The staff will also work in coordination with the mental wellness program and the chemical dependency programs to coordinate care whenever possible. Through one-on-one meetings with the young men diagnosed with SMI, the TEAM outreach staff will build on the youth’s traditional beliefs as Tulalip and native men. This includes discussions around traditions, culture and family ways and how this all blends with their lives and struggles.
Service Population. The Provider agrees to provide the Services for a maximum of six (6) children of Parents/Guardian(s) (sometimes referred to as the "AOK-EHS Family") who are eligible for Early Head Start. The Provider shall make every effort to identify children who may qualify for the Services pursuant to the Guidelines and who are currently enrolled or seek to enroll in his/her Family Child Care Program. The Provider shall not deny services to any child based on special needs or health status, as required by the Performance Standards. Should a Provider enroll a child with special needs or health status, All Our Kin will make every effort to provide additional support to help address the child’s individual needs.
Service Population. Mental Health services as described below will be provided to identified Head Start students and their families. All Spotsylvania Head Start students will be screened for mental health needs, and identified students will be referred to receive services.
Service Population. Individuals who meet the following criteria shall be enrolled in Choice Model Services:
