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1 Partners for Health Resource Assessment 2017
2 Priority #1: Mental Health & Addiction Resource Assessment Signs of Suicide program (SOS) Kognito (on-line training) Yellow Ribbon Campaign Four County Suicide Coalition (FCFC) Lead agency: Four County Family Offered to high middle school students Fayette, Swanton, Archbold, Wauseon, Evergreen, Delta Middle Schools Has been offered to Fulton School Districts for staff members. Aviator simulation on-line on dealing with mental health issues in students. About 1 hour training Delta Offered to all school districts. Evergreen, Archbold, Fayette, Pettisville &Wauseon for next school year Four County population, both youth adult Continuum Care Early intervention /early intervention Support Group ADAMhs Board Suicide Survivors Post Intervention Outpatient Counseling s Suicide Awareness Incredible Years (Pre-K through 1 st grade child social skills training for conduct problems drug abuse) FAST (Families Schools Together) Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ9) Screening at PCP offices Psychiatric Supportive s Psychiatric s FCFC/ Recovery s of Northwest Ohio & Maumee Valley Guidance (MVGC) / FCHC / Comprehensive Crisis Care (CCC) Four County Suicide Coalition / Recovery s of Northwest Ohio/ MVGC FCFC/FCHC Recovery s of Northwest Ohio/ MVGC / CCC Serves clients in Four County area Offered to all districts Preschools grades K-1 Wauseon, Fayette, Pettisville, Archbold Available to all school districts Archbold Middle School Older adolescents adults Serves clients in Four County area Serves clients in Four County area 2
3 Intensive Home Based Family Systems Therapy homebased model General Outpatient Mental Health Priority #1: Mental Health & Addiction Children ages 5-17 FCHC / Recovery s of Northwest Ohio/AJA Behavioral MVGC /FCFC / Shalom / CCC / Lutheran Social s & Youth Crisis Stabilization Inpatient Health 60+ Inpatient Unit Health 60+ Partial Outpatient Health Intensive Outpatient Health 18+ Evidence Based Intensive Outpatient Recovery s of Northwest 18+ Ohio Evidence Based Emergency Mental Health Early intervention Comprehensive Crisis Care age groups s Teen Line Comprehensive Crisis Care Youth Early intervention Asset Building Family & Children First Council Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit Comprehensive Crisis Care Inpatient s Coping (Defiance) Inpatient Rehabilitation North Coast (Toledo) Victims Advocacy for Child & Family (on-site on-line) Advocacy (Wauseon) Intervention Family, Youth & Shalom Ministries (sliding scale fee) Family Help National iance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Help Group Health Survivors Hope Group (Loss of a child) Health Parents Counseling School Guidance Counselors Youth Counseling Churches Youth & Screenings & Referrals Health Dept Teen through Caregivers Support Group Hospice/Area Office of Aging / Hs of Grace Caregivers Early Intervention & treatment Early Intervention & treatment Early Intervention, early intervention, treatment 3
4 Priority #1: Mental Health & Addiction Postpartum Depression Screenings Drug/Alcohol/Mental Health Residential Serenity Haven Drug/Alcohol/Mental Health Residential Fresh Start Four County L.O.S.S Team Mental Health First Aid Youth Mental Health First Aid General Bereavement Group Employee Assistance Program ROX Youth Advisory Council (YAC) Help Me Grow Recovery s of Northwest Ohio Mothers of Newborns / Mothers of 0-3 yr. as needed Females Renewed Minds Males Four County Suicide Coalition Any Age Adult Youth Postvention/ Evidence Based Evidence Based St Caspars Ages / FCHC / Shalom Employees Health Dept. / JFS HC3 Wauseon 5 th /7 th /8 th Delta 5 th grade Youth Evidence Based Youth Led 4
5 Resource Assessment Lifestyle Management Session/Training Health, early intervention, education Diabetes Healthy Eating Health Those with diabetes Healthy Cooking 101 Health, education Salt Sense Health Eat For Life Health, early intervention, education Low Cholesterol Living Health Balancing Life with Diabetes Health Those with diabetes Let s Eat Health Those with diabetes Healthy Holiday Eating Lunch Learn Health Staff Health Health Employees of Health, education Lunch Learn Corporate Health Corporate Employees, education Youth Running Club Delta /early intervention Dave s Running Club Dave s Running Shop Teens/ /early intervention Lifestyle for Lower Cholesterol Health, education Health Learn to be: Debt Diet Free Health, early intervention, support, education, early intervention, education 5
6 Nutrition Coaching Nutrition Counseling Speaker s Bureau on weight management/nutrition topics Speaker s Bureau on various diabetes topics Dinner with the Docs L Based Fitness Classes Water Based Fitness Classes Kids Sport Conditioning Health Health Health Health Health Health Health Health Corporate Employees Teenagers - Seniors Teenagers - Seniors Children 9 yrs. 15 yrs., early intervention, treatment, education, early intervention, education, early intervention, education, early intervention, education, education, education, education Corporate Weight Loss/Body Fat % Challenges Fitness Nutrition Presentations Health Health - Seniors Children 6 yrs. - Seniors, education, education Personal Training Health Teenagers - Seniors, education Parent Child Water Wonders Classes General Fitness Memberships Health Health Children 6 months 5 yrs. of age Children - Seniors, education Children are more comfortable in water learn basic swim movements, education Corporate Wellness Coaching Healthy Weight Project Exercise Healthy Living/Lifestyles Health Health Department/ Reproductive Health & Wellness Curves, Body Shop, Fusion & Marshall Fitness OSU Extension - Seniors Reproductive Health & Wellness Clients Teens/ Kindergarten through 2 nd grade (Wauseon), education (5 A s), early intervention & treatment Healthy Snacks/Yoga 21 st Century Grant 3-5 years of age (Wauseon) 6
7 Summer Feeding Program Employee Assistance Program Sauder Health Quest Sauder Wellness Education Sauder Lifestyle Management Sauder Clinic Breastfeeding One-on-one Support Northwest Ohio Action Coalition (NOCAC) Sauder Woodworking Co. Sauder Woodworking Co. (Clinic) Sauder Woodworking Co. (Clinic Asset Health) Asset Health Sauder Woodworking Co. (Clinic) Child & Family Health s/fchd Women, Infants & Children (WIC)/Health Department Elm Street Apartments & St. Caspars Sauder Employees & Families Sauder Employees & Families Sauder Employees & Families Sauder Employees & Families Sauder Employees & Families Pregnant Mom & Nursing Women Nursing Moms Nutrition Counseling Health Department 0-5 years of age Rails to Trails Various ages Early Intervention Employee Assistance Program /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention/treatment /early intervention Various Races (Runs & Walks, Relay for Life ) Body Mass Index & Education Various Family Planning Clinic Health Department ages Teen/ /early intervention Patient Education Free Clinic /early intervention Grow It, Try It, Like It School Wellness Committee Health Department Health Department (sits on committees) Preschools Students & Staff (Evergreen,) Weight Watchers Weights Watchers Teens/ / treatment Employee Wellness Program Insurance Company Corporate Wellness (Hospital) Employees /Early Intervention 7
8 Rehabilitation Health 6 months up, early intervention & treatment Worksite Wellness Programs American Cancer Society, early intervention & treatment Playls Churches Archbold & Wauseon Parks & Recreation Sports Programs New Heights (gymnastics, karate) Other Sports (wrestling, baseball, football, swimming & soccer) Church Sports Leagues (basketball & softball) Parks & Recreation New Heights Various Churches Youth & Youth Youth & Youth Golf for kids Golf Courses Youth 4-H Camp 4-H/Ext Office 8 14 years old Marijuana / E-Cig Toolkits Heart Radiothon TEG (Tobacco Education Group) Employer Program Screenings Blood Pressure Screenings HC 3 Prevent Smoking Signage (Tobacco-Free Campus) HC3 Health Health Department (FCHD) Numerous Hospital/Health Department HC 3 Middle /High School Health Classes Referrals alternative to punishment for youth Employees Schools & Parks Screenings Home Health Agencies Senior s/churches /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention /early intervention / early intervention Early intervention & treatment 8
9 Road to Wellness Program Jump Rope for Heart Aging Consortium Older American Heart Association Youth (Fayette) Farm Screening Various health screenings educational displays offered to area farmers their families with help from the Fulton County Farm Bureau Health Farm Testing, prevention, early intervention, education Tests include: blood pressure, fasting comprehensive metabolic profile, vascular screening, body mass index, waist measurement & body composition testing Best practice Biennial Health Fair Various health screenings offered to the community Health Testing, prevention, early intervention Tests include: blood pressure, fasting comprehensive metabolic profile, body mass index, waist measurement & body composition Heart Matters Program Two Cardiologists one Vascular Surgeon answered questions of the audience on Heart related subjects blood pressure checks were provided Health Blood pressure screening, prevention, early intervention, education School cholesterol screenings- non-fasting total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol glucose finger stick tests Health & Fulton County Heart Radiothon Freshman & seniors at all Schools plus teachers other school employees Screenings, prevention, early intervention, education Fair cholesterol screenings- - non-fasting total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, blood pressure glucose finger stick tests Health, early intervention, education Speakers Bureau on cardiovascular disease risk factors, prevention strategies. Health & Corporations, education Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation FCHC / FCHD, health care professionals, high school students & area businesses corporations, early intervention, education American Heart Certification given 9
10 Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training Local Festivals - blood pressure & blood sugar screenings American Cancer Society (ACS) Fresh Start Smoking Cessation Program Hypnosis for weight loss & for smoking cessation Cholesterol/BP Screenings (at all county libraries) Health / Heart Radiothon Health Health Health (FCHC) Health & Heart Radiothon Churches, libraries, schools, parks/pools, corporations, education, early intervention, education Tobacco cessation, education, early intervention Updated 09/
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