COAGSMH Meeting May 1, 2014 COAGSMH Meeting May 1, 2014 Moving Towards Sustainability: The Journey Continues The Journey Continues.

COAGSMH MeetingMay 1, 2014

Moving Towards

Sustainability:

The Journey

Continues

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Agenda Welcome and Introductions CalMHSA Partner Updates The Journey Towards

Sustainability Alignment with CalMHSA Funding

Criteria Update from Work Groups Continuing the Discussion: Data

on Student’s MH Status The Student Voice: CAYEN Announcements & Wrap-Up

Welcome and Introductions

Staff, Members, and Those Calling In…

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CalMHSA Updates

The Journey Towards Sustainability Continues

Recap of Last Meeting:Focus Areas

Next Steps

Review Agenda

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Brief Recap from January6

Align CalMHSA funding sustainability plan criteria to SMHP

Getting resources converted into mobile apps or other programs

Report on barriers and lessons learned that led to CBG underspending of budget

Review and discuss CAYEN TAY focus group findings

Alignment with CALMHSA Funding Criteria: Review and Discussion

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PEI Statewide Funding Criteria

1. Statewideness 2. Regional Value 3. Evidence of Impact to Date 4. Evidence Based Practices 5. General Leveraging 6. Adverse Consequence if

Discontinued 7. Is this a short-term

statewide project that is ready to be discontinued?

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Report Out From Workgroups

ACHA-NCHA Data Packaging

~ Becky Perelli

CCC/CMH Toolkit Collaborative

~ Colleen Ammerman

CCCCO

~ Chris Villa

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Lunch

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Taking the Show on the Road: Maximizing Our Data and Sharing Our Results

Increase awareness of mental health and impacts of SMHP

Document mental health needs and capacity of the system to serve students with MH challenges

Identify how findings can be used and disseminated

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Determine what data analysis is feasible

Identify alignment with student success and CalMHSA priorities

Package the data to take the show “on the road”

Taking the Show on the Road: Maximizing Our Data and Sharing Our Results

HSACCC CCC-NCHA Data 2013:

Select Information on the Mental Health Status of Community College Students

Susan Quinn, HSACCC

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HSACCC Annual Survey 2012-2013

34 colleges participated Data on seven major areas of query• Demographics• Compliance• Funding Stability• Professional Staffing• Scope of Services• Outcome Measurement• Mental Health Services

What’s Working: Select Data on the Progress and Impact to Date

Bob Saltz, PIRE

The Student Voice: Transitional Age Youth Focus Group Findings

Jeannine Farrelly, CAYEN/MHAC

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Summary

Next Steps

Agenda Items

The Journey Continues

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Summary

Items to Move

Forward

Key Themes

Bright Ideas

Action Items

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Next Steps

What, When, and Who?

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Next Agenda Items