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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79SM081037
Award Date
9/30/18
Completion Date
9/29/22
Dollars Obligated
$1.9M
Overview
Activity
22
Transactions
22
Subawards
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Funding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Center for Mental Health Services
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
County Of Santa Clara (JN6JQKW5G6G6)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
California, USA
Update #1
Update #2
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM
Posted 9/12/18
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM - SANTA CLARA COUNTY'S CHR-P PROGRAM WILL TARGET YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. THE PROGRAM WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHOSIS AND BETTER IDENTIFY AND QUICKLY CONNECT AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO COORDINATED, STEPPED SERVICES THAT ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE TO HELP PREVENT, DELAY, OR LESSEN THE SEVERITY OF PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS AND IMPROVE LIFELONG HEALTH AND RECOVERY. THE GOALS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE: 1) STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM OF CARE'S ABILITY TO IDENTIFY YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 WHO ARE AT CHR-P AND LINK THEM TO COORDINATED SPECIALTY CARE (CSC) BY PROVIDING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TO SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, OTHER CHILD AND YOUTH SERVING ADULTS, AND YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS AND REFERRAL INFORMATION FOR THIS PROGRAM; PROVIDING SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR 970 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO IDENTIFY THE CHR-P USING THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW OF PSYCHOSIS-RISK SYNDROMES (SIPS); AND LINKING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MEDICAID WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P TO THIS PROGRAM'S STEPPED CSC. PRIVATELY INSURED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P WILL BE LINKED TO CSC WITHIN THEIR INSURANCE NETWORK; 2) LINK AND RETAIN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P IN CSC WITHIN THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE INCLUDING ENROLLING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P WHO ARE PUBLICLY FUNDED IN CSC AND ENGAGING AND RETAINING 100% OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CSC; AND 3) IMPROVE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH SERVED, INCLUDING REDUCING THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCE A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) TO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS; REDUCING ADVERSE EVENTS SUCH AS INCARCERATION, CRISIS AND HOSPITALIZATION, HOMELESSNESS, SCHOOL DROP-OUT RATES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONING AND PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS SUCH AS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, EMPLOYMENT STATUS, AND FAMILIAL AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS. BY STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE, THIS PROGRAM WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOSIS AND TRAIN SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH STAFF FROM MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS EARLY ON AND LOWER THE AVERAGE AGE AT WHICH CHR-P IS OBSERVED. THIS EARLY IDENTIFICATION WILL ALLOW FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P TO ENGAGE IN STEPPED CSC EARLIER IN ORDER TO PREVENT OR DELAY THE ONSET OF FEP AS WELL AS REDUCE THE DUP FOR THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE FEP. BY PREVENTING OR DELAYING FEP AND REDUCING DUP, THE PROGRAM WILL REDUCE THE DETRIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P OR WHO EXPERIENCE FEP DURING THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVE THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 280 YOUTH OVER THE ENTIRE GRANT PERIOD, ENROLLING 20 NEW YOUTH AT CHR-P PER QUARTER IN CSC AND PROVIDING CSC FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. IN YEAR 1, THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 40 YOUTH, 120 IN YEAR 2, AND 160 IN YEARS 3 AND 4.
($400k)
3/9/23
Not listed
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM - SANTA CLARA COUNTY'S CHR-P PROGRAM WILL TARGET YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. THE PROGRAM WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHOSIS AND BETTER IDENTIFY AND QUICKLY CONNECT AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO COORDINATED, STEPPED SERVICES THAT ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE TO HELP PREVENT, DELAY, OR LESSEN THE SEVERITY OF PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS AND IMPROVE LIFELONG HEALTH AND RECOVERY. THE GOALS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE: 1) STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM OF CARE'S ABILITY TO IDENTIFY YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 WHO ARE AT CHR-P AND LINK THEM TO COORDINATED SPECIALTY CARE (CSC) BY PROVIDING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TO SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, OTHER CHILD AND YOUTH SERVING ADULTS, AND YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS AND REFERRAL INFORMATION FOR THIS PROGRAM; PROVIDING SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR 970 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO IDENTIFY THE CHR-P USING THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW OF PSYCHOSIS-RISK SYNDROMES (SIPS); AND LINKING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MEDICAID WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P TO THIS PROGRAM'S STEPPED CSC. PRIVATELY INSURED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P WILL BE LINKED TO CSC WITHIN THEIR INSURANCE NETWORK; 2) LINK AND RETAIN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P IN CSC WITHIN THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE INCLUDING ENROLLING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P WHO ARE PUBLICLY FUNDED IN CSC AND ENGAGING AND RETAINING 100% OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CSC; AND 3) IMPROVE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH SERVED, INCLUDING REDUCING THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCE A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) TO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS; REDUCING ADVERSE EVENTS SUCH AS INCARCERATION, CRISIS AND HOSPITALIZATION, HOMELESSNESS, SCHOOL DROP-OUT RATES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONING AND PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS SUCH AS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, EMPLOYMENT STATUS, AND FAMILIAL AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS. BY STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE, THIS PROGRAM WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOSIS AND TRAIN SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH STAFF FROM MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS EARLY ON AND LOWER THE AVERAGE AGE AT WHICH CHR-P IS OBSERVED. THIS EARLY IDENTIFICATION WILL ALLOW FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P TO ENGAGE IN STEPPED CSC EARLIER IN ORDER TO PREVENT OR DELAY THE ONSET OF FEP AS WELL AS REDUCE THE DUP FOR THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE FEP. BY PREVENTING OR DELAYING FEP AND REDUCING DUP, THE PROGRAM WILL REDUCE THE DETRIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P OR WHO EXPERIENCE FEP DURING THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVE THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 280 YOUTH OVER THE ENTIRE GRANT PERIOD, ENROLLING 20 NEW YOUTH AT CHR-P PER QUARTER IN CSC AND PROVIDING CSC FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. IN YEAR 1, THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 40 YOUTH, 120 IN YEAR 2, AND 160 IN YEARS 3 AND 4.
($400k)
3/9/23
Not listed
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM - SANTA CLARA COUNTY'S CHR-P PROGRAM WILL TARGET YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. THE PROGRAM WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHOSIS AND BETTER IDENTIFY AND QUICKLY CONNECT AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO COORDINATED, STEPPED SERVICES THAT ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE TO HELP PREVENT, DELAY, OR LESSEN THE SEVERITY OF PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS AND IMPROVE LIFELONG HEALTH AND RECOVERY. THE GOALS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE: 1) STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM OF CARE'S ABILITY TO IDENTIFY YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 WHO ARE AT CHR-P AND LINK THEM TO COORDINATED SPECIALTY CARE (CSC) BY PROVIDING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TO SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, OTHER CHILD AND YOUTH SERVING ADULTS, AND YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS AND REFERRAL INFORMATION FOR THIS PROGRAM; PROVIDING SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR 970 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO IDENTIFY THE CHR-P USING THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW OF PSYCHOSIS-RISK SYNDROMES (SIPS); AND LINKING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MEDICAID WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P TO THIS PROGRAM'S STEPPED CSC. PRIVATELY INSURED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P WILL BE LINKED TO CSC WITHIN THEIR INSURANCE NETWORK; 2) LINK AND RETAIN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P IN CSC WITHIN THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE INCLUDING ENROLLING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P WHO ARE PUBLICLY FUNDED IN CSC AND ENGAGING AND RETAINING 100% OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CSC; AND 3) IMPROVE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH SERVED, INCLUDING REDUCING THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCE A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) TO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS; REDUCING ADVERSE EVENTS SUCH AS INCARCERATION, CRISIS AND HOSPITALIZATION, HOMELESSNESS, SCHOOL DROP-OUT RATES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONING AND PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS SUCH AS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, EMPLOYMENT STATUS, AND FAMILIAL AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS. BY STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE, THIS PROGRAM WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOSIS AND TRAIN SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH STAFF FROM MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS EARLY ON AND LOWER THE AVERAGE AGE AT WHICH CHR-P IS OBSERVED. THIS EARLY IDENTIFICATION WILL ALLOW FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P TO ENGAGE IN STEPPED CSC EARLIER IN ORDER TO PREVENT OR DELAY THE ONSET OF FEP AS WELL AS REDUCE THE DUP FOR THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE FEP. BY PREVENTING OR DELAYING FEP AND REDUCING DUP, THE PROGRAM WILL REDUCE THE DETRIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P OR WHO EXPERIENCE FEP DURING THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVE THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 280 YOUTH OVER THE ENTIRE GRANT PERIOD, ENROLLING 20 NEW YOUTH AT CHR-P PER QUARTER IN CSC AND PROVIDING CSC FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. IN YEAR 1, THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 40 YOUTH, 120 IN YEAR 2, AND 160 IN YEARS 3 AND 4.
($61k)
3/9/23
Not listed
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM - SANTA CLARA COUNTY'S CHR-P PROGRAM WILL TARGET YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. THE PROGRAM WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHOSIS AND BETTER IDENTIFY AND QUICKLY CONNECT AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO COORDINATED, STEPPED SERVICES THAT ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE TO HELP PREVENT, DELAY, OR LESSEN THE SEVERITY OF PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS AND IMPROVE LIFELONG HEALTH AND RECOVERY. THE GOALS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE: 1) STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM OF CARE'S ABILITY TO IDENTIFY YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 WHO ARE AT CHR-P AND LINK THEM TO COORDINATED SPECIALTY CARE (CSC) BY PROVIDING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TO SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, OTHER CHILD AND YOUTH SERVING ADULTS, AND YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS AND REFERRAL INFORMATION FOR THIS PROGRAM; PROVIDING SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR 970 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO IDENTIFY THE CHR-P USING THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW OF PSYCHOSIS-RISK SYNDROMES (SIPS); AND LINKING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MEDICAID WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P TO THIS PROGRAM'S STEPPED CSC. PRIVATELY INSURED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P WILL BE LINKED TO CSC WITHIN THEIR INSURANCE NETWORK; 2) LINK AND RETAIN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P IN CSC WITHIN THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE INCLUDING ENROLLING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P WHO ARE PUBLICLY FUNDED IN CSC AND ENGAGING AND RETAINING 100% OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CSC; AND 3) IMPROVE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH SERVED, INCLUDING REDUCING THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCE A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) TO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS; REDUCING ADVERSE EVENTS SUCH AS INCARCERATION, CRISIS AND HOSPITALIZATION, HOMELESSNESS, SCHOOL DROP-OUT RATES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONING AND PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS SUCH AS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, EMPLOYMENT STATUS, AND FAMILIAL AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS. BY STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE, THIS PROGRAM WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOSIS AND TRAIN SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH STAFF FROM MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS EARLY ON AND LOWER THE AVERAGE AGE AT WHICH CHR-P IS OBSERVED. THIS EARLY IDENTIFICATION WILL ALLOW FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P TO ENGAGE IN STEPPED CSC EARLIER IN ORDER TO PREVENT OR DELAY THE ONSET OF FEP AS WELL AS REDUCE THE DUP FOR THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE FEP. BY PREVENTING OR DELAYING FEP AND REDUCING DUP, THE PROGRAM WILL REDUCE THE DETRIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P OR WHO EXPERIENCE FEP DURING THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVE THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 280 YOUTH OVER THE ENTIRE GRANT PERIOD, ENROLLING 20 NEW YOUTH AT CHR-P PER QUARTER IN CSC AND PROVIDING CSC FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. IN YEAR 1, THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 40 YOUTH, 120 IN YEAR 2, AND 160 IN YEARS 3 AND 4.
($61k)
3/9/23
Not listed
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHR-P PROGRAM - SANTA CLARA COUNTY'S CHR-P PROGRAM WILL TARGET YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA. THE PROGRAM WILL RAISE AWARENESS OF EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF PSYCHOSIS AND BETTER IDENTIFY AND QUICKLY CONNECT AT-RISK YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO COORDINATED, STEPPED SERVICES THAT ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF CARE TO HELP PREVENT, DELAY, OR LESSEN THE SEVERITY OF PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS AND IMPROVE LIFELONG HEALTH AND RECOVERY. THE GOALS OF THE PROGRAM INCLUDE: 1) STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM OF CARE'S ABILITY TO IDENTIFY YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AGES 10-25 WHO ARE AT CHR-P AND LINK THEM TO COORDINATED SPECIALTY CARE (CSC) BY PROVIDING OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TO SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES, OTHER CHILD AND YOUTH SERVING ADULTS, AND YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS AND REFERRAL INFORMATION FOR THIS PROGRAM; PROVIDING SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR 970 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS TO IDENTIFY THE CHR-P USING THE STRUCTURED INTERVIEW OF PSYCHOSIS-RISK SYNDROMES (SIPS); AND LINKING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH MEDICAID WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P TO THIS PROGRAM'S STEPPED CSC. PRIVATELY INSURED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO ARE ASSESSED TO BE AT CHR-P WILL BE LINKED TO CSC WITHIN THEIR INSURANCE NETWORK; 2) LINK AND RETAIN YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P IN CSC WITHIN THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE INCLUDING ENROLLING 280 YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P WHO ARE PUBLICLY FUNDED IN CSC AND ENGAGING AND RETAINING 100% OF YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN CSC; AND 3) IMPROVE PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES FOR YOUTH SERVED, INCLUDING REDUCING THE DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS (DUP) FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCE A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) TO LESS THAN SIX MONTHS; REDUCING ADVERSE EVENTS SUCH AS INCARCERATION, CRISIS AND HOSPITALIZATION, HOMELESSNESS, SCHOOL DROP-OUT RATES, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONING AND PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIORS SUCH AS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, EMPLOYMENT STATUS, AND FAMILIAL AND PEER RELATIONSHIPS. BY STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING SYSTEM OF CARE, THIS PROGRAM WILL INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PSYCHOSIS AND TRAIN SCHOOL-LINKED AND STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH STAFF FROM MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO BETTER IDENTIFY THE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS EARLY ON AND LOWER THE AVERAGE AGE AT WHICH CHR-P IS OBSERVED. THIS EARLY IDENTIFICATION WILL ALLOW FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P TO ENGAGE IN STEPPED CSC EARLIER IN ORDER TO PREVENT OR DELAY THE ONSET OF FEP AS WELL AS REDUCE THE DUP FOR THOSE WHO EXPERIENCE FEP. BY PREVENTING OR DELAYING FEP AND REDUCING DUP, THE PROGRAM WILL REDUCE THE DETRIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACTS FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS AT CHR-P OR WHO EXPERIENCE FEP DURING THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVE THEIR PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES. THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 280 YOUTH OVER THE ENTIRE GRANT PERIOD, ENROLLING 20 NEW YOUTH AT CHR-P PER QUARTER IN CSC AND PROVIDING CSC FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 YEARS. IN YEAR 1, THE PROGRAM WILL SERVE 40 YOUTH, 120 IN YEAR 2, AND 160 IN YEARS 3 AND 4.
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