FRESNO COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH - OUTCOMES

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PROGRAM TITLE: Community Gardens HTCC PROVIDER: Sarbhat Bhala Inc. Horticultural Therapeutic Community Center (HTCC) in Fresno County serving approximately 58 families/180 individuals (average of 3-4 per family) annually who suffer from symptoms of early onset non-serious mental illness (non-smi) and who are un-served/under-served PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: AGES SERVED: Children Adult TAY Older Adult DATES OF OPERATION: July 15, 2012- current DATES OF DATA REPORTING PERIOD: July 15 2012 - May 13, 2013 OUTCOME GOAL 1) Covered Shelter Development, including seating and Bulletin Boards/Displays 2) Land Preparation & Farming/Gardening of traditional crops OUTCOME DATA 1) A covered 50 ft. by 100 ft. shelter was completed on February 20, 2013, with parking around the shelter. The shelter can seat over 300 people and has a bulletin board inside with mental health information, brochures, and emergency contact numbers. 2) The 2.5 acres of land was plowed and prepared for planting from November 2012 through March 2013. Participants have farmed a number of traditional crops such as green mustard, onions, cilantro, Currently consumers are planting many varieties of egg plants, bell peppers, chili peppers, beans, and corn. 3) Designated Liaison/Coordinator Selected 3) Project Coordinator, and Site coordinator, Nachhatar S Dhaliwal oversee garden/site operations and activities. Page 1 of 14

Coordinators meet regularly with gardeners and County staff to discuss operational issues, progress and events involving the HTCC gardeners. 4) Community Engagement & Linkage; tours; Social Supports for underserved families 5) Community Outreach; knowledge of and access to Care options 6) Community Activities (e.g.: informal peerto-peer Discussions re stigmatization; inform support/ Rehab groups; cultural activities/practices) 4) See Attachments: A: Outcome Summary Report Attachment A B: Garden Activity Report Attachment B C: Community Garden Data Survey Attachment C 5) See Attachments: A: Outcome Summary Attachment A B: Garden Activity Report Attachment B C: Community Garden Data Survey Attachment C 6) See Attachments: A: Outcome Summary Attachment A B: Garden Activity Report Attachment B 7) Community leaders participation 7) Community Garden Data Survey Attachment C. See Charts and Tables Page 3-14 DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATION(S): Based on outcome and contract measurements reported, the Department recommends to continue MHSA funding for this program for FY 2013-14. Page 2 of 14

Attachment A: Number of Garden: 1 Populations Served: Punjabi Ages Served: 8 to 65 Number of Events: 72+ (18,000+ community members reached) Horticultural Therapeutic Community Centers Punjabi Community Garden Outcome Summary Report Report Period: July 2012 May 2013 Types of Events: Gardening (58 single garden participants and 180 family members ) Planting/Harvesting the Garden (ongoing) Farming Safety Training workshops Organic Farming Training workshops Garden Meetings Community Events, Mental Health Services & Activities Parents Resource day Community Organizing meeting Visakhi is festival of harvest right after winter Family and peer support meetings Punjabi Traditional Handcrafted items Back to School Night Punjabi Connect with your kids every Sunday Adult Peer Support Group Youth Peer Support Group Punjabi kids Support Group How to Manage School Stress Kids Sports 5year to 10year Page 3 of 14

Middle School Sports/High School Sports Adult games held every Sunday 11am to 2pm Living Happy Healthy Outing Activities; morning walks, trailing. Diwali is festival right before winter to get ready to do hard work on corps and share ideas. Job Connection Event Parkash Utsav Dasveh Patshah Natural and fresh Food and Nutrition Education Promote Outdoor Activities and healthy eating Prakash Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Access to Community Affordable Green Food Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurpurb Going vegetarian the Punjabi way Network Resource Meeting Health Education Workshop Hola mhala event Rest, Shade and Water Information Prevention Health Education Workshop Group Depression-Exploring activities at farm to deal with depression Safety: First Aide Education Workshop Safety: Farming tool usage Safety: Walking to the nearby temple. Monthly Punjabi garden gathering to discuss gardening issues Senior Day New Year event Thanksgiving Harvest Workshop: Chronic and Mental Health Illnesses Prevention Punjabi new year Celebration Radio program Diabetes Prevention, Health Education Meditation/Relaxation Workshop at the Farm every month Food Handling Education Workshop Mental Health Education Page 4 of 14

Community Outreach 900AM Radio Spot live every Sunday from 9pm to 10 pm Site Tours Punjabi T.V Network Punjabi Sports Fairs Community Events, Selma Sikhi parade, Fowler parade, Fresno Punjabi Mela(fair). Monthly Punjabi Community Meetings held in: Selma, Kingsburg, Parlier, Sanger, Fresno, Fowler, Clovis, Madera, Kerman, and Caruthers. Booth at parades Caruthers Punjabi Mela (fair) Visit Punjabi temple in Fresno county Peer support group every Wednesday and Sunday Visit Schools Open house Increasing access to all interested clients and families by providing outreach in the community, advertising on local radio/media, literature distribution, and family support services to individuals interested in participating in the garden. Other Mental Health Services Provided Anxiety Workshops Depression Workshops Bullying in School Workshops Suicide Prevention Workshops Peer Pressures Talks Family and Group meetings Stressor of the Month Talks American Life v/s Punjabi Indian life Two-three Group discussion twice a week Surveys - 200 clients were given surveys Page 5 of 14

Attachment B: Sarbat Bhala Garden Activity Report 1 HTCC PUNJABI COMMUNITY GARDEN EVENTS, OUTREACH, AND WORKSHOPS Sarbat Bhala EVENTS (as of 5/13/13) DATE 7/15/2012 EVENT Am 900 KBIF Radio Program STAFF/ INTERNS Tajinder Singh ATTENDEES (not including staff) 16000+ Listeners on radio and internet Page 6 of 14 TOTAL PER ETHNICITY 14000 Punjabi 2000 Of Indian Origin TOTAL GARDENERS Cumulative Total Unduplicated 79 16000 7/15/12 Food and nutrition education 28 28 Punjabi 18 28 7/17/12 Promote outdoor activities and healthy eating Tajinder Singh 37 37 Punjabi 8 37 7/18/12 Promote outdoor Nacthatter Singh activities & healthy Dhaliwal eating 28 8 Punjabi 16 28 8/12/12 Access to community Nacthatter Singh affordable green food Dhaliwal 37 37 Punjabi 37 37 9/2/12 Safety: Equipment usage 61 61 Punjabi 61 61 9/16/12 Meeting/ Planning (networking/ resources) 129 29 Punjabi 18 129 10/7/12 Rest, Shade and Water Nachattar S Information Dhalial 75 75 Punjabi 33 75 10/14/12 Preventive Health Education 18 18 Punjabi 11 18 11/4/12 Meeting Garden site Nachattar S planning Dhaliwal 16 16 Punjabi 16 16 11/11/12 Safety: first aide Harpreet Singh 45 45 Punjabi 45 45 11/9/12 Resource meeting 55 55 Punjabi 13 55

11/14/12 11/18/12 11/25/12 11/28/12 12/2/12 12/5/12 12/7/12 12/14/12 12/26/12 12/30/12 Gardeners Meeting (Sungrand 1 st day of Punjabi month) Safety: water and shade Meeting and preparing Garden site for plantation Meeting (Group Anxiety/ pear support) Group Anxiety-Peer support for youth group Meeting (to provided update on projects, planning, Networking) Youth Peer support group Share stories about School exam stress and how they over came it. Open Discussion and Classical music night Gardeners Meeting (Sungrand 1 st day of Punjabi month) Diwali celebration Safety: Equipment usage Healthy life style outlook New Year gathering and food sharing. Nachattar S Dhalial Arminder Singh Amandip Singh Gill Dr. Singh Dhaliwal 45 45 Punjabi 33 45 31 31 Punjabi 31 31 23 23 Punjabi 13 23 8 8 Punjabi 8 8 185 185 Punjabi 84 185 258 258 Punjabi 18 258 48 48 Punjabi 18 48 Dhaliwal And other community members And other community Members 36 36 Punjabi 16 36 889 889 Punjabi 109 889 1150 1050 Punjabi 100 others form india 129 1150 Page 7 of 14

1/2/2013 1/4/13 1/9/13 1/13/13 1/16/13 1/20/13 1/27/13 2/1/13 2/12/13 Meeting (networking/ resources and update) Open Discussion, meal sharing and Classical music night Harvesting mustard Methi other Punjabi herbs (Health Fair) Gardeners Meeting (Sungrand 1 st day of Punjabi month) Topic: Rest, Shade and drinking water and irrigation Information Kids pizza night, Back to School Night, open discussions Preventive Health Education/ free fresh orange juice stand Safety: water and shade Pear Support for older members of the community Preventive Health Education/ Discussion, and Classical music night Gardeners Meeting (Sungrand 1 st day of Punjabi month) Exploring activities at farm to deal with depression 25 25 Punjabi 15 25 49 49 Punjabi 19 49 42 Page 8 of 14 42 Punjabi 32 42 61 61 Punjabi 33 75 450+ 400Punjabi 50 form various cultural 128 450+ 213+ 213 Punjabi 83 213+ 16 16 Punjabi 7 16 310+ 310 Punjabi 70+ 310+ 30 30 Punjabi 15 30 2/15/13 Youth Peer Support 25 25 Punjabi 15 25

group 2/17/13 Adult peer support group Dhaliwal 2/22/13 Safety: first aide Am 900 KBIF Radio 2/24/13 Program Tajinder singh 2/29/13 3/1/13 3/4/13 Safety: Fire Hazardous and weed management organically Open Discussion and Classical music night Adult peer support group 15 15 Punjabi 13 15 46 46 Punjabi 46 46 16000+ Listeners on radio and internet 14000 Punjabi 2000 Of Indian Origin 33 16000 18 18 Punjabi 18 18 33 33 Punjabi 19 33 8 10 Punjabi 8 8 3/11/13 Am 900 KBIF Radio Program 3/18/13 Open house 3/25/13 4/1/13 4/13/13 4/14/13 Open house Diabetes Prevention Education Vaisakhi Harvest festival celebration Gardeners Meeting (Sungrand 1 st day of Tajinder Singh 16000+ Listeners on radio and internet 49 Page 9 of 14 14000 Punjabi 2000 Of Indian Origin 49 Punjabi 125 16000 28 49 68 68 Punjabi 37 68 11 11 Punjabi 7 11 418+ 406 Punjabi 12 From other cultures 68 418 45 45 Punjabi 20 45

4/29/13 5/2/13 5/3/13 Punjabi month) Meditation/ yoga Irrigation and weed management Open Discussion and Classical music night 28 28 Punjabi 12 28 30 30 Punjabi 25 30 48 48 Punjabi 25 48 Page 10 of 14

Attachment C: Community Garden Data Survey Table 1: Psychological Perception of the Benefit of Sarbat Bhala Community Garden Surveyed 100 (some questions were not answered by clients as they felt it did not apply to them or were unsure of the response) Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Don t Know I have more confidence I feel more involved in my neighborhood I spend more time with my family I don t feel alone I feel better about myself I know where to go for help I am better at expressing myself to others I learned ways to cope with stress I am more physically active I think les about suicide 20 20% 68 68% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 50 50% 38 38% 4 4% 0 0% 0 0% 10 10% 26 26% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 20 20% 30 30% 6 6% 0 0% 0 0% 60 60% 23 23% 5 5% 0 0% 0 0% 20 20% 39 39% 4 4% 0 0% 0 0% 22 22% 33 33% 10 10% 0 0% 0 0% 49 49% 50 50% 1 1% 0 0% 1 3% 42 42% 55 55% 0 0% 0 0% 3 8% 15 15% 10 10% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% Page 11 of 14

Table 2: Consumer's Self Rating of Sarbat Bhala Community Garden Surveyed 50 (some questions were not answered by clients as they felt it did not apply to them or were unsure of the response) Excellent Good Fair Poor Overall experience working with Sarbat Bhala site coordinators 30 60% 15 30% 4 8% 1 1% The Location of the garden 38 76% 10 20% 2 4% 0 0% The equipment of the garden resources 20 15% 15 41% 10 37% 5 0% The variety of food produced at the garden 20 40% 5 10% 0 0% 0 0% The organization/management of the garden 40 80% 5 10% 5 10% 0 0% The helpfullness of staff/volunteers 42 84% 5 10% 3 6% 0 0% The knowledge of staff/volunteers 35 70% 12 24% 3 6% 0 0% The social atmosphere at the garden 43 86% 7 14% 0% 0 0% I eat more foods that are traditionally for my culture 29 58% 12 24% 9 18% 0 0% Page 12 of 14

Estimated Avg. Of Consumer Participation Per Day 2 35 4 24 Monday Tuseday Wednesday Thursday 6 Friday 30 12 Saturday Sunday Page 13 of 14

April March February January December Total Visitors Gardners November October September 0 50 100 150 200 Estimated Avg. Total Number of Consumer and Visitors September 2012 to April 2013 Page 14 of 14