Community & Spaces. Friendship Benches, Weekend of Faith & Mental Health by Design

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1 Community & Spaces Friendship Benches, Weekend of Faith & Mental Health by Design

2 Friendship Bench Model Theoretical basis Delivering agent Tasking-Shifting Problem Solving Skills Peer or Community Mental Health Worker Structure of intervention Open/Walk-in and Scheduled visits Pop-up Community Activations Tools Training Supervision Assessment Tools Problem Solving Therapy Tools Motivational Interviewing Now Pow Referral System 1-2 week tool based training Clinicians and Peer Supervisors

3 Thrive Weekend of Faith May VIDEO:

4 Core Project Components Mental Health & the Built Environment Youth Engagement Social Impact Design Health Equity

5 Social Impact Design Youth lead messaging Youth designed Youth approved

6 DOE Schools Across NYC Awarded $10,000 The Academy for Career and Living Skills Banana Kelly High School Brooklyn College Academy Gotham Professional Arts Academy Baruch College Campus High School Mott Hall V School International School for Liberal Arts Global Learning Collaborative High School of Applied Communication Independence High School P811Q Eagle Academy For Young Men II Curtis High School Port Richmond High School Green School: An Academy for Environmental careers

7 ThriveNYC Mental Health First Aid Technical Assistance Webinar

8 WHY MHFA? 1 in 5 New Yorkers experience a mental health disorder in a given year 8% of high schoolers report attempting suicide 35% of clients in homeless shelters suffer from serious mental illness 33% of detained people in jail diagnosed with mental illness over 500,000 adult New Yorkers estimated to have depression, less than 40% receiving care for it -Source ThriveNYC Roadmap

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11 MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID ACTION PLAN

12 NYC Well Hotline for crisis counseling, peer support, information and referral to behavioral health services. Offered via call, text, chat 24/7/365 in English, Spanish, Mandarin & Cantonese with interpretation for 200+ other languages. Call stats from October 24, 2016 to September 12, 2017: 227,942 inbound calls, texts and chats 31 second Average Speed of Answer 17 minute Average Talk Time Mode of contact: 77% call; 15% chat; 8% text Intervention types from November 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017 Support = 48% Information & referral = 39% 12

13 NYC Well Huge expansion of in size and scope of services Nearly triple the capacity of people served All services available in text and chat, in addition to call All modes of communication required/incentivized to meet the same ambitious service levels (30 sec ASA) Peer support offered as a core service alongside more traditional offerings (15-20% of contacts choose peer support) Real connections to care through warm hand-offs Follow-up calls and texts offered to everyone; for more support or appointment reminders Platform for near and long term system transformation Back-end connection to 911 to divert some behavioral health crises from police/ambulance/hospital response to rapid access BH response. Vehicle for connecting people en masse with new and innovative services. Potential to incentivize providers through prioritized NYC Well referrals. Potential for direct scheduling of appointments across provider networks. Real time data on the behavioral health needs of New Yorkers.

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15 Learning Collaboratives Amy Gedal Douglass Director, Implementation and Improvement Mental Health Innovation Lab September 13,

16 Early Years Collaborative The Early Years Collaborative Early care and education Mental health Providers Parks Home visiting programs Transportation Health clinics Employment Housing Nutrition Preventive Services School Readiness Secure Attachment Healthy Pregnancies

17 Maternal Depression Collaborative 38 hospitals/ clinics Aim 1: Screening for Prenatal and Post-Partum Depression Aim 2: Referring and Connecting to Care Aim 3: Connecting to Preferred Care Aim 4: Improving Outcomes Aim 5: Optimizing Reach (Scale Up)

18 Themes of the Work Providing an Infrastructure for Change Partnerships Capacity and skills building Resources/Linkages to Strengthen Systems Data 18

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20 CUNY Center for Innovation in Mental Health & Investigator s Hub Investigators from national and global communities invited to generate ideas Platform to foster collaboration for evaluating large scale city interventions Investigators encouraged to contribute to expanding new evidence

21 Office of School Health, School Mental Health Approach Our goal is to implement and create effective ways of increasing school-based access to mental health services for all NYC students regardless of race, ethnicity, social and economic status to prevent the on-set of mental health challenges and lessen those that exist. SMH program are the implementation drivers for access and integration of mental health services in schools. SMH ensures that school leadership and staff have the resources, systems in place, tools, and capabilities to address student mental health needs and improve school climate. Assessment must be done for every school triggers mental health process We facilitate outside providers or link existing resources to incorporate mental heath interventions for student and school community Not a cookie cutter approach!

22 NYC Office of School Health: School Mental Health Program

23 School Mental Health Programs Community School Initiative Consultant Program SMH Prevention & Intervention Program (HNS) 100 Schools Project (DSRIP) School Response Team SBMH Clinics SBH Centers w/ mh Trainings: STARS Universal Suicide Prevention Trainings

24 School Mental Health Consultant Program: Program Domains Promotion Consultation Assessment School Mental Health Consultant Activities Linkage Mapping Training 9/15/2017 Office of School Health: School Mental Health