Project Grant H79SM086188

Award Date 9/30/22
Completion Date 9/29/26
Dollars Obligated $4.4M
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Florida, USA
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DURING THE GRANT PERIOD, THE FOUNDCARE ONESTOP CARE PROJECT WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO INTEGRATED CARE THAT IS CULTURALLY RELEVANT AND TRAUMA-INFORMED (TI), FOR 1,500 UNDUPLICATED B/AA AND H/L ADULTS IN - FOUNDCARE ONESTOP CARE PROJECT DURING THE FOUR-YEAR SAMHSA MAI-SI GRANT PERIOD FOUNDCARE'S ONESTOP CARE PROJECT WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO INTEGRATED CARE FOR 1,500 UNDUPLICATED BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN AND HISPANIC/LATINO ADULTS IN PALM BEACH COUNTY (PBC), FLORIDA WITH A MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDER WHO ARE LIVING WITH OR AT RISK FOR HIV AND/OR HEPATITIS. EACH YEAR OF THE PROJECT, ONESTOP CARE WILL SERVE 250 OF THESE INDIVIDUALS WITH CULTURALLY RELEVANT AND TRAUMA-INFORMED SCREENING, ASSESSMENT, TREATMENT, CASE MANAGEMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES. PBC IS AMONG 50 IDENTIFIED LOCALITIES IN THE U.S. THAT HAS BEEN HARDEST HIT BY THE HIV EPIDEMIC. ONESTOP CARE WILL INTEGRATE SEVERAL STRATEGIES USING VARIOUS EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES AND INTERNAL FOUNDCARE DEPARTMENTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES. STRATEGIES INCLUDE INFORMATION SYSTEMS UPGRADES, TARGETED OUTREACH, BRIEF SCREENING TECHNIQUES TO ASSESS SERVICE NEEDS, ASSESSMENT TO INDIVIDUALIZE TREATMENT, TREATMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH/PRIMARY CARE/SUBSTANCE USE, AND TRAUMA-INFORMED (TI) CASE MANAGEMENT AND RECOVERY SERVICES. BELOW ARE THE ANTICIPATED GOALS AND OBJECTIVES THE ONESTOP PROJECT WILL MEET DURING THE GRANT PERIOD. TABLE 3. GOALS & OBJECTIVES GOALS OBJECTIVES GOAL 1: PROVIDE INTEGRATED CARE TO B/AA & H/L ADULTS FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, HIV AND HEPATITIS PRIMARY CARE, AND PREVENTION SERVICES IN PBC. 1A. BY THE END OF THE 4-YR. GRANT PERIOD, ONESTOP CARE WILL PROVIDE 1,500 B/AA AND H/L ADULTS WITH INTEGRATED TI CARE FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, HIV/HEPATITIS PRIMARY CARE, AND PREVENTION SERVICES. 1B. BY THE END OF THE 1ST GRANT YEAR, FOUNDCARE WILL COMPLETE AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS UPGRADE TO ENHANCE EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRODUCE INTEGRATED EFFICIENCIES ACROSS ALL PROGRAMS. GOAL 2: INCREASE AWARENESS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE FOR B/AA & H/L ADULTS IN PALM BEACH COUNTY AT RISK FOR HIV/HEPATITIS. 2A. BY THE END OF THE 4-YR. GRANT PERIOD, ONESTOP CARE WILL PARTICIPATE IN 20 OUTREACH EVENTS AT LOCAL HOSPITALS, PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS, & COMMUNITY EVENTS TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF PROJECT SERVICES IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR. 2B. BY THE END OF THE 4-YR. GRANT PERIOD, ONESTOP CARE WILL CONTACT 10K INDIVIDUALS THROUGH OUTREACH ACTIVITIES & DISSEMINATE ORAL/WRITTEN INFORMATION ABOUT MH/COD/HIV/HEP. GOAL 3. INCREASE ACCESS TO INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, HIV AND HEPATITIS PRIMARY CARE, AND PREVENTION SERVICES FOR B/AA AND H/L ADULTS IN PALM BEACH COUNTY. 3A. BY THE END OF THE 1ST GRANT YR., ONESTOP CARE WILL TRANSLATE ALL PROGRAM MATERIALS TO SPANISH AND HAITIAN CREOLE. 3B. BY THE END OF THE 4-YR. GRANT PERIOD, ONESTOP CARE WILL PROVIDE 1,500 B/AA AND H/L ADULTS WITH SCREENING AND RAPID TESTING FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND HIV/HEPATITIS DIAGNOSIS. GOAL 4: DECREASE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISPARITIES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY. 4A. BY THE END OF THE FOUR-YR. GRANT PERIOD, ONESTOP CARE WILL PROVIDE TI BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO 70% OF B/AA AND H/L ADULTS AT RISK FOR OR DIAGNOSED WITH HIV/HEP THAT ALSO SCREEN AS POSITIVE FOR A MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE DIAGNOSIS. 4B. BY THE END OF THE 4-YR. GRANT PERIOD, 80% OF ADULTS WITH CO-OCCURRING MH/COD/HIV/HEP DIAGNOSIS WILL INCREASE THEIR RECOVERY CAPITAL SCORE BY 5-POINTS ON THE RECOVERY CAPITAL INDEX TOOL. 1 CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION, "COMBINED HIV DIAGNOSES FOR 2016-2017." (2018).

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