Community Capacity by Rebecca Calkins

Most Teens Don't

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-06 17:30:04 UTC

Human: One Staff, Rebecca, 7 Adult Advisors, Volunteers, students

Financial: MSHN

Organizational: Drug Free Jackson/Henry Ford Health

Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Social Norming

Outputs:

7 Schools

Monthly school meetings

2 countywide meetings

Barriers and Opportunities

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Barriers and Opportunities

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Program:

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Human:
Financial:
Organizational:
Skills/Evidence Based Practice:
Output:

Sources of Strength

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Human: One Staff, Christina Crouch
Financial: Fundraising
Organizational: Jackson County Suicide Prevention Coalition
Skill: Evidence Based Curriculum
Output:
Free to Middle or High Schools, or youth orgs
Columbia Central Upper Elementary

Henry Ford Recovery Center

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Human:
Financial: Private insurance/Medicaid
Organizational: Henry Ford Hospital
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: SUD treatment, counseling services.
Outputs:

Victory Clinic

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Center for Family Health

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MAT

Jxn Harm Reduction

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Jackson Engagement Center

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Empowering Youth Today EYT

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Human: 1 Staff, Hiring
Financial:
Organizational: JCHD
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Yes
Output:
Middle School
5^thand 6^th-grade students
20 lessons

HNV JARC

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Recovery Connection Team

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MOUD in the ED

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Human:
Financial: Private insurance/Medicaid
Organizational: Henry Ford Hospital
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: SBIRT, MOUD, SUD Tx referrals.
Outputs:

Library resources

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Teen Outreach Program TOP

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Human: 1 Staff, Michelle Gordon-Releford
Financial:
Organizational: JCHD
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Yes
Output:
High School
Davinci and Western Options in the Fall

Health department

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Whole Child Collaborative

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:43:42 UTC

Human: 7 staff
Financial:
Organizational: JCISD
Skills/Evidence Based Practice:
Output:
Whole Child Collaborative Quarterly Meetings
Gen Ed Social Workers
Wellness Library
Professional Development

Michigan Works!

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Narcan boxes

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Get Real

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:44:08 UTC

Human: 1 staff, hiring
Financial:
Organizational: JCHD
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Yes
Output:
Middle School Summer Program
6 weeks
ages of 10 – 15

JUMP

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:44:16 UTC

Human: 1 staff, Amanda McVey
Financial:
Organizational: FSCA
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Yes, Indicated
Output:3rd-12th grade
Students may be referred for many reasons including anger management, truancy/school attendance, substance use (including vaping), and other behavioral concerns.

Andy's Place

2023-10-11 17:44:28 UTC

Breakout

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:44:32 UTC

Human: 2 staff, Shelly Milligan and Scott Teske
Financial: MSHN
Organizational: FSCA
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Evidence: Michigan Model and Catch My Breath
Output:
2219 kids served
902 classes
9 schools
13 sites
Middle and High School
8 day commitment
in Health Class

Recovery Court

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FSCA

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LifeWays Youth Mobile Crisis

2023-10-11 17:44:59 UTC

Human: 2 staff?
Financial: CMS
Organizational: LifeWays
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Yes
Output: If a youth, up to age 21, is experiencing a behavioral, emotional, or psychiatric crisis the Youth Mobile Crisis team can respond to your home, school, or another community location — regardless of insurance.

Built on Self Success BOSS

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:45:13 UTC

Human: 1 staff, Hiring
Financial:
Organizational: JCHD, TPPI
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Informed
Output:
Middle School Advocacy Group
Sexual Health and Healthy Relationships
Middle School at Parkside
Meeting Monthly

Developing Responsibility in Our Peers DRIP

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:45:19 UTC

Human: 1 staff, Michelle Gordon-Releford
Financial:
Organizational: JCHD, TPPI
Skills/Evidence Based Practice: Informed
Output:
High School Advocacy Group
Sexual Health and Healthy Relationships
Jackson High School
Meet monthly

Families for H.O.P.E.

2023-10-11 17:45:22 UTC

Partial to Girls

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Human:
Financial:
Organizational: Partial 2 Girls
Skills/Evidence Based Practice:
Output:
Birthday Program
Monthly Giveaway for parents and babies
Clothing closet
Teen Girls Programming?

YPOP Young People of Purpose

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:45:32 UTC

Human: Diane Washington
What started as a way to introduce art to youth has become a community outreach movement.
YPOP Explorers is a non-profit organization that gives youth the opportunity to enjoy quality programming in a creative, fun, and educational way.
empowers youth to succeed through the ABC’S of success Art, Business, Culture and service.

Community Garden

Isaiah's Hub Youth Center

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:45:39 UTC

We provide a safe, fun, and positive place for teenagers to be developed into great people. The leadership of the Hub believed that creating a space that teenagers wanted to go would provide opportunities for mentoring and development. Additionally, the Hub leadership team wanted a way to communicate God’s love to teenagers without any intimidation or pressure. The result was a 10,000 square foot pharmacy that was transformed into a teen center that now features basketball, a game room, a theater room, gaga ball, a computer center, a music studio, an art studio, and a concession stand.
Everyday 3-6pm & Wednesdays 4-6 pm

Jackson City Parks Programs

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King Center

Each week day the center has an after-school program that operates from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. for all school aged youth. The youth participate in supervised recreational activities, homework assistance and tutoring, and receive free hot meals provided by the Jackson Public Schools Nutrition Program.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

Wednesday, September 6 to Friday, May 31

3:00 to 5:30 p.m.

King Center (1107 Adrian Street)

Ages 5 to 14

Boos Center

EXERCISE CLASSES

Fall Leagues

Soccer K-Middle School

Flag Football (K-6th)

K-6 Boys and Girls Basketball

HS Basketball

Youth Cheer 5 to 12 years old

Homeschool PE

A.A./N.A.

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list this out/build this out

Community Mental Health - Lifeways, Segue, RecTech

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Drop In Center/ARE

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YMCA

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Summer
After School

Andy's Angels

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Big Brothers Big Sisters

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Human: 4 Program Staff

Financial: Grant & Community Funded

Organization: BBBS

Evidence-Based Practice: 1:1 Youth Mentoring

Outputs: 3 School programs, Interfaith Shelter Program, and Traditional Site and Community Programs. Serves all School aged Kids (5-18)

SOAR

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Partnership for Success

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Delayed use fourth graders
Human: 1 JCISD and 1 DFJ
Financial SAMHSA

MOUD/SUD providers

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list out individual providers

Salvation Army

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Afterschool and summer

O - Hakeem Crampton

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Tap into Hakeem and his community networ

O - PFS solutions co-design project

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SUD counselor/therapy services

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Brooke mentioned some accepting Medicaid that she met at the provider fair.

Parent Ed

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 17:56:52 UTC

FSCA

LifeWays 24/7 Crisis Line

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If a youth is having a crisis, and they call the LifeWays crisis line at 1 (800) 284-8288, they can get plugged into the youth crisis team at LifeWays.

Churches/Faith-based organization

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David's Promise

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This group came to a consensus of what parents wanted once formal education ended for their special needs child.

https://www.cmjackson.org/davids-promise

MYOI

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 18:00:07 UTC

MDHHS
Foster care students aging out
CPS
Trainings

Vaping Health Education

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JCHD

Health Educators

Pamphlets

Presentations

My Place Jackson

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-11 18:02:07 UTC

Emancipation or aging out of foster care
only girls now

B - lack of awareness/knowledge of resources

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Specific details related to the resources available. Lack of knowledge/awareness among community members, as well as community stakeholders doing the work.

O: schools and JCISD readiness

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Knowledge of the problem and readiness for programming

O - Buy-in/readiness of stakeholders

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There is a lot of support(readiness) for action but lack of coordination or awareness of activities.

B: Parent use and norms

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Interfaith Shelter

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Full time staff and Volunteer led
Financial: State and Grant Funded
Evidence based practice- Low barrier shelter
Consistent housing

B - timing of funding availability

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Doesn't always match the timing of the work

B: Cost of Curriculums

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O - to engage community stakeholders differently based on their readiness to change/engage

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B: Time for school staff

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B - Community stigma (especially in the BIPOC community)

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B - Lack of trust between BIPOC community and service providers

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O: Parent Discouragement

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B/O - services don't fit the needs of the BIPOC population

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i.e. - IV drug use versus other modes of using drugs - misconception that services don't meet their use needs.

B: appealing advertisments

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B: appealing Flavors

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O - with schools and school staff re: Narcan/stigma training

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O - representation among recovery staff

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O - variety/continuum of SUD services available in Jackson

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Program:

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Human:
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Output:

TRAILS

rcalkin1 — 2023-10-12 17:47:57 UTC

Effective mental health services, accessible in all schools
TRAILS brings proven mental health strategies to the school setting – helping staff provide the support students need.
The TRAILS 3-tiered model

Tier 1:
Universal Education and Awareness
Social and Emotional Learning
Tier 2:
Early Intervention
Coping with COVID-19
CBT and Mindfulness
Tier 3:
Crisis Intervention

Therapy and Case Management

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LifeWays

Marijuana Education and Safety

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Human: 1 health educator Cheron

Locked Bags

Pamphlets

Presentations