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THE FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT EXPANSION PROJECT - THE FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT (FPC) EXPANSION PROJECT OF RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM-BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (RUHS-BH) INTENDS TO EXPAND ACCESS TO SUPPORTS AND TREATMENT TO INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR FAMILY DRUG COURT IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY CALIFORNIA REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THEY HAVE MEDI-CAL (I.E., MEDICAID) COVERAGE. FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT OFFERED TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE AT RISK OF HAVING THEIR CHILDREN PLACED IN DEPENDENCY DUE TO PARENTAL DRUG USE. FPC SEEKS TO DO WHAT IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE FAMILY BY PROVIDING A SAFE AND SECURE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE CHILD WHILE INTENSIVELY TREATING THE PARENT'S SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND OTHER RELATED ISSUES. THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS OF THE FAMILY TREATMENT COURT MODEL ARE IMPLEMENTED WITHIN RIVERSIDE COUNTY FPC. THROUGH FPC, RUHS-BH SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT (SAPT) CLINICS AND CONTRACTED PROVIDERS USE PEER-REVIEWED EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICES (EBP) THAT HAVE UNDERGONE STRINGENT EVALUATION AND MEET CLINICAL STANDARDS. SUCH PRACTICES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING (MI), COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT), MATRIX, SEEKING SAFETY, CBT FOR PTSD, LIVING IN BALANCE, TRIPLE P PARENTING, NURTURING FATHERS, HELPING WOMEN RECOVER, BEYOND TRAUMA, TALKING CIRCLES AND WELLBRIETY FOR OUR NATIVE AMERICAN AND AMERICAN INDIAN PARTICIPANTS. FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT (FPC) EXPANSION PROJECT WILL PAY FOR TREATMENT FOR THOSE WHO DON'T HAVE MEDI-CAL OR OTHER MEANS OF PAYING FOR TREATMENT. IN ADDITION, FPC FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO STAFF ANOTHER POSITION TO SCREEN INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO TREATMENT BY THE SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND COVER OTHERWISE UNFUNDED COSTS OF RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES, SOBER LIVING FOR THOSE WITH INSECURE HOUSING, MEDICATION FOR ADDICTION TREATMENT (MAT), SMOKING CESSATION, FPC STAFF TRAINING, AND PARTICIPATION INCENTIVES. THE SPECIFIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE: GOAL #1: INCREASE CAPACITY TO PROVIDE AN ARRAY OF SERVICES TO PARENTS IN THE FPC PROGRAM. OBJECTIVE 1.1: BY END OF THE YEAR 1, INCREASE ADMISSIONS TO FPC BY 35. MAINTAIN INCREASE IN YEARS 2 TO 5 TO INCREASE BY A TOTAL OF 175 BY THE END OF YEAR 5. OBJECTIVE 1.2: BY END OF YEAR 1, EXPAND THE REFERRAL PATHWAY TO FPC, BY HAVING A DEDICATED STAFF SCREEN ALL REFERRALS FROM DPSS TO IDENTIFY THOSE APPROPRIATE FOR THE FPC PROGRAM. GOAL#2: INCREASE SUPPORTS FOR TREATMENT ENGAGEMENT TO IMPROVE TREATMENT OUTCOMES. OBJECTIVE 2.1: BY Q1, YEAR 2, OFFER PARTICIPATION INCENTIVES TO 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS REGARDLESS OF TREATMENT FACILITY. OBJECTIVE 2.2 STARTING IN YEAR 2, FPC TRAININGS WILL BE HELD QUARTERLY. OBJECTIVE 2.3: STARTING IN YEAR 2, MAT TRAININGS WILL BE HELD QUARTERLY FOR DPSS AND RUHS-BH STAFF. OBJECTIVE 2.4: BY END OF YEAR 1, PARTICIPANTS WILL DEMONSTRATE A DECREASE IN ONE DEGREE OF PRIMARY DRUG USED AS MEASURED BY THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY DRUG SCREEN. OBJECTIVE 2.5: BY YEAR 5, FPC PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLETE AN AVERAGE OF 40% OF EPISODES SUCCESSFULLY. GOAL #3: DECREASE PARTICIPANT USE OF TOBACCO. OBJECTIVE 3.1: BEGINNING IN Q1, YEAR 1, 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS USING TOBACCO WILL BE OFFERED SMOKING CESSATION MEDICATED ASSISTED TREATMENT. GOAL #4. INCREASE ACCESS TO RECOVERY RESIDENCES FOR UNHOUSED FPC PARTICIPANTS OR THOSE AT RISK OF BEING UNHOUSED. OBJECTIVE 4.1: BEGINNING IN Q1, YEAR 1, 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS LACKING SAFE AND SOBER HOUSING WILL BE OFFERED RECOVERY RESIDENCES OR OTHER HOUSING SUPPORTS IN THEIR RECOVERY JOURNEY.
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THE FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT EXPANSION PROJECT - THE FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT (FPC) EXPANSION PROJECT OF RIVERSIDE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM-BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (RUHS-BH) INTENDS TO EXPAND ACCESS TO SUPPORTS AND TREATMENT TO INDIVIDUALS ELIGIBLE FOR FAMILY DRUG COURT IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY CALIFORNIA REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THEY HAVE MEDI-CAL (I.E., MEDICAID) COVERAGE. FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT OFFERED TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE AT RISK OF HAVING THEIR CHILDREN PLACED IN DEPENDENCY DUE TO PARENTAL DRUG USE. FPC SEEKS TO DO WHAT IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE FAMILY BY PROVIDING A SAFE AND SECURE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE CHILD WHILE INTENSIVELY TREATING THE PARENT'S SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND OTHER RELATED ISSUES. THE 10 KEY COMPONENTS OF THE FAMILY TREATMENT COURT MODEL ARE IMPLEMENTED WITHIN RIVERSIDE COUNTY FPC. THROUGH FPC, RUHS-BH SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT (SAPT) CLINICS AND CONTRACTED PROVIDERS USE PEER-REVIEWED EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICES (EBP) THAT HAVE UNDERGONE STRINGENT EVALUATION AND MEET CLINICAL STANDARDS. SUCH PRACTICES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING (MI), COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT), MATRIX, SEEKING SAFETY, CBT FOR PTSD, LIVING IN BALANCE, TRIPLE P PARENTING, NURTURING FATHERS, HELPING WOMEN RECOVER, BEYOND TRAUMA, TALKING CIRCLES AND WELLBRIETY FOR OUR NATIVE AMERICAN AND AMERICAN INDIAN PARTICIPANTS. FAMILY PRESERVATION COURT (FPC) EXPANSION PROJECT WILL PAY FOR TREATMENT FOR THOSE WHO DON'T HAVE MEDI-CAL OR OTHER MEANS OF PAYING FOR TREATMENT. IN ADDITION, FPC FUNDS WILL ALSO BE USED TO STAFF ANOTHER POSITION TO SCREEN INDIVIDUALS REFERRED TO TREATMENT BY THE SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT AND COVER OTHERWISE UNFUNDED COSTS OF RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES, SOBER LIVING FOR THOSE WITH INSECURE HOUSING, MEDICATION FOR ADDICTION TREATMENT (MAT), SMOKING CESSATION, FPC STAFF TRAINING, AND PARTICIPATION INCENTIVES. THE SPECIFIC GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE: GOAL #1: INCREASE CAPACITY TO PROVIDE AN ARRAY OF SERVICES TO PARENTS IN THE FPC PROGRAM. OBJECTIVE 1.1: BY END OF THE YEAR 1, INCREASE ADMISSIONS TO FPC BY 35. MAINTAIN INCREASE IN YEARS 2 TO 5 TO INCREASE BY A TOTAL OF 175 BY THE END OF YEAR 5. OBJECTIVE 1.2: BY END OF YEAR 1, EXPAND THE REFERRAL PATHWAY TO FPC, BY HAVING A DEDICATED STAFF SCREEN ALL REFERRALS FROM DPSS TO IDENTIFY THOSE APPROPRIATE FOR THE FPC PROGRAM. GOAL#2: INCREASE SUPPORTS FOR TREATMENT ENGAGEMENT TO IMPROVE TREATMENT OUTCOMES. OBJECTIVE 2.1: BY Q1, YEAR 2, OFFER PARTICIPATION INCENTIVES TO 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS REGARDLESS OF TREATMENT FACILITY. OBJECTIVE 2.2 STARTING IN YEAR 2, FPC TRAININGS WILL BE HELD QUARTERLY. OBJECTIVE 2.3: STARTING IN YEAR 2, MAT TRAININGS WILL BE HELD QUARTERLY FOR DPSS AND RUHS-BH STAFF. OBJECTIVE 2.4: BY END OF YEAR 1, PARTICIPANTS WILL DEMONSTRATE A DECREASE IN ONE DEGREE OF PRIMARY DRUG USED AS MEASURED BY THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY DRUG SCREEN. OBJECTIVE 2.5: BY YEAR 5, FPC PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLETE AN AVERAGE OF 40% OF EPISODES SUCCESSFULLY. GOAL #3: DECREASE PARTICIPANT USE OF TOBACCO. OBJECTIVE 3.1: BEGINNING IN Q1, YEAR 1, 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS USING TOBACCO WILL BE OFFERED SMOKING CESSATION MEDICATED ASSISTED TREATMENT. GOAL #4. INCREASE ACCESS TO RECOVERY RESIDENCES FOR UNHOUSED FPC PARTICIPANTS OR THOSE AT RISK OF BEING UNHOUSED. OBJECTIVE 4.1: BEGINNING IN Q1, YEAR 1, 100% OF FPC PARTICIPANTS LACKING SAFE AND SOBER HOUSING WILL BE OFFERED RECOVERY RESIDENCES OR OTHER HOUSING SUPPORTS IN THEIR RECOVERY JOURNEY.
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