Prevention. Intervention. Treatment. 2014 Annual Report



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Prevention Intervention Treatment 2014 Annual Report

The mission of Centers for Youth & Families is to provide specialized prevention, intervention and treatment services that promote emotional and social wellness for children and families of Arkansas. Prevention Intervention Company Core Values Family v At Centers for Youth & Families, we are a family for families. We work together as a team to provide support to each other and to the families we serve. Treatment Respect v We believe each person is worthy of courtesy, politeness and kindness. We openly show our appreciation to our consumer, vendors and colleagues. Integrity v We are professional and honest in our working relationships. We hold ourselves accountable to the highest ethical and performance standards. We do the right thing. Excellence v For over 130 years, we have remained steadfast to our focus on the quality care of children and families. This sustained passion drives us toward continued improvement in the services we deliver. Hope v We give parents and children confidence to lead socially and emotionally healthy lives.

Thank you to all of our sponsors and partners for another successful year!

Letter from the PRESIDENT First of all, let me say thank you to all of our supporters and partners for another successful year of serving the children and families of Arkansas. With your help, we have initiated several new programs and services with more on the way this year. As during the past year, we will continue to develop new service delivery models in response to Arkansas Medicaid Transformation project and healthcare reform. This past year we have begun to integrate our services with physical healthcare providers. Our Monticello Residential Program began a pilot project for implementation of a Behavioral Health Home. The goal of the Behavioral Health Home is to coordinate all care and resources necessary for the client s behavioral and physical health. By beginning the only pilot program in the state we will be positioned to implement the Behavioral Health Home agency wide once Arkansas Medicaid Transformation begins. We began efforts this year to implement trauma focused care with training and certification for several of our clinical staff. Over 90% of our clients have suffered some form of trauma. Within the next year all direct service staff will be trained in trauma focused care and this evidence based practice will be applied agency wide. Through an expanded partnership with CareLink we began providing daily physical and mental wellness activities to the senior community at the Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center. We plan to enhance these services during the coming year to better serve the senior citizens of Central Arkansas. Within the next year our Prevention Services will be expanding its Parent Resource Center to allow parents and families access to all of our available parenting resources online. This will allow us to meet the needs of today s parents as well as serve a much broader audience. This past year we completed the consolidation of all our Little Rock programming onto our 12 th Street campus. This includes all new Day Treatment Program classrooms co-located with our Outpatient Therapy services. Our facilities have also been upgraded to energy efficient systems. Parent education classes are now being offered at the Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center. This move is improving our ability to offer services to the community in a more efficient manner. Thank you again Arkansas, for helping us build healthier children and families in our State. Sincerely, Doug Stadter

1300 1200 1100 1000 900 PREVENTION Programs 800 700 600 1600 500 1500 400 1400 300 1300 200 1200 100 1100 0 1000 533 283 153 318 900 u 800Parenting Classes... 533 clients served u 700Community-Based Trainings...283 clients served 500 400 300 200 100 0 38 44 Education u Mental Health First Aid...153 clients served 600 u Parent Resource Center...318 clients served 26 Outreach 327 135 u Home Visiting Program (Hispanic). 38 families served u Home Visiting Program (Delta)...44 families served u Home Visiting Program (Promise Neighborhood)...26 families served u PREP Program...327 clients served u Family Literacy Program...135 clients served 1600 1500 1400 1300 1200 1100 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 517 167 Wellness 1,519 u BCSCC Memberships... 517 u Silver Sneakers Participants... 167 u CareLink Lunches Served... 1,519

375 350 325 INTERVENTION 300 Programs 275 250 225 Number of Clients Served 200 175 150 125 100 75 50 25 193 84 120 0 Therapeutic Family Homes Therapeutic Transitional Living Youth Emergency Shelter Intervention Programs Total Days of Service....30,860 Therapeutic Family Homes Number of Clients Served................. 193 Total Days of Service...24,430 Average Length of Stay...126.6 Therapeutic Transitional Living Number of Clients Served.................. 84 Total Days of Service...2,971 Average Length of Stay...87.4 Youth Emergency Shelter Number of Clients Served................. 120 Total Days of Service...3,459 Average Length of Stay...28.8

160 150 140 TREATMENT Programs 130 120 110 100 Day Treatment Program Days of Service... 5,775 Clients Served...106 Outpatient Counseling & School Based Counseling Hours of Service... 23,666 Clients Served...1,206 Number of Clients Served 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 79 89 84 Psychiatric Residential Programs 0 Little Rock Children s Center Little Rock Adolescent Center Monticello Children & Adolescent Center Little Rock Children s Center Number of Clients Served... 79 Total Days of Service...8,218 Client Average Age...9.96 63% Male 37% Female Little Rock Adolescent Center Number of Clients Served... 89 Total Days of Service...8,309 Client Average Age...14.0 57% Male 43% Female Monticello Children & Number of Clients Served...84 Adolescent Center Total Days of Service...7,945 Client Average Age...13.6 54% Male 46% Female

FY 2014 Financial Summary Total Income & Support... 18,997,241 v Medicaid Services... $11,613,530 v Federal Grants...$1,593,040 v State Contracts...$2,308,618 v Other Revenue...$1,858,215 v Local Contracts...$1,080,857 v Contributions/Fundraising...... $542,981 8.4% 61.1% 12.2% 9.8% 5.7% 2.9% 26.1% 69.4% 4.5% Total Expenses...$18,990,037 v Personnel... $13,171,376 v General Operating...$4,965,086 v Depreciation................. $853,575

2013-2014 Milestones v Monticello Residential Program began a pilot project for implementation of a Behavioral Health Home. v Construction of new classrooms and offices for Day Treatment was completed. v All facilities were upgraded to energy efficient systems. v Parent Resource Center was relocated to the Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center. v Partnership was expanded with CareLink to begin providing daily physical and mental wellness activities to the senior community at the Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center. v Arkansas Children s Hospital Dental Outreach Clinic provided free services for clients at the Little Rock Residential Programs. They are scheduled to return for Day Treatment and the Monticello Residential Program. v Added home based family counseling services throughout Southeast Arkansas to prevent situations requiring the child to be removed from their home. This is made possible through a contract with Arkansas Division of Children & Family Services. v Little Rock Outpatient began a partnership with Little Rock Pediatric Clinic to provide mental health services to their patients. v Therapeutic Family Homes Program received a specialized license through Child Welfare Licensing for Sexual Rehabilitative Program. v Go! Families program funded through Blue and You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas began with children from the Youth Emergency Shelter and Therapeutic Transitional Living Center. v Little Rock Residential Program classrooms received ipads for instructional learning through Title 1 Federal funds. v Youth Emergency Shelter received custom designed furniture through Bassett Furniture s Make (over) a Difference program. Agency Board of Directors Kim Evans, Chair Mark Allison, Vice Chair Matt Suffern, Secretary Andy LaGrone, Treasurer Chad May, Member-at-Large Doug Stadter, CFYF CEO & President Carole Baxter, Peyton Bishop, Ron Boyeskie, Kelly Eichler, Jo Evelyn Elston, Rick Fleetwood, Deb Haddadi, Michel Leidermann, Suzanne McCarthy, Lori Montgomery, Don Pfeifer, Barry Simon, Kim Stafford Foundation Board of Trustees Deb Haddadi, Chairman Alese Stroud, Vice Chair Tommy Clements, Secretary/Treasurer Bill Temple, Member-at-Large Carolyn McCone, Foundation Executive Director Doug Stadter, CFYF CEO & President Eddie Bailey, Joellen Beard, Chris Bell, Austin Brightop, Ginny Deuschle, Kelly Eichler, Susan Elder, Kim Evans, J.T. Ferstl, Annette Fisher, Charlotte Gadberry, Lynn Harbert, Greg Hatcher, Rami Kassessieh, Lewis May, Robert McLarty, Kareem Moody, Rob Noirot, Paul Parnell, Kay Patton, Don Pfeifer, Felton Rhodes, Brandon Rogers, Dan Young Emeritus Board Joellen Beard, Peyton Bishop, Ellon Cockrill, Karen Flake, Kay Patton, Don Pfeifer

We are looking forward to another great year of building healthier children and families!

CFYF Locations Elizabeth Mitchell Children s Center Outpatient Counseling Day Treatment Elizabeth Mitchell Adolescent Center Access/Admissions Client Records Executive Offices 6501-6601 West 12th Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501.666.8686 or 888.868.0023 Youth Emergency Shelter 6425 West 12th Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501.666.7233 or 888.868.0023 Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center Parent Resource Center 1200 South Cleveland Little Rock, AR 72204 501.664.4268 Freeway Medical Building Suite 600 Therapeutic Family Homes Program Prevention Services Suite 101 Accounting Administration Foundation Offices Human Resources Risk Management 5800 West 10th Street Little Rock, AR 72204 501.666.8686 or 888.868.0023 Southeast Residential Center 936 Jordan Drive Monticello, AR 71655 870.460.0066 or 888.868.0023 PO Box 251970 Little Rock, AR 72225-1970 501.666.8686 888.868.0023 www.cfyf.org Find us online /TheCentersAR