International Center for Clubhouse Development. The Mission The International Center for Clubhouse Development is a global network creating opportunities.

International Center for Clubhouse Development

The Mission

The International Center for Clubhouse Development is a global network creating opportunities for people living with mental illness to be respected members of society.

ICCD 2003

Our BeliefsRecovery is possible.Clubhouses provide an environment that is restorative and promotes recovery.Every society has a responsibility to support and include people with mental illness.Clubhouses are possible everywhere.Every community has people who are willing to help.

Worldwide Clubhouse Community:Global Distribution

North America: 219 Clubhouses Europe: 68 Clubhouses Asia: 11 Clubhouses

Africa: 1 ClubhouseSouth America: 0 Clubhouses Australia/New Zealand: 13 Clubhouses

Worldwide Clubhouse Community Serving more than 55,000 men and women living with mental illness.

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ICCD Clubhouses in Asia

Peoples Republic of China:4 Clubhouses

Japan: 4 Clubhouses

Republic of Korea: 3 Clubhouses

Kapok Clubhouse – KowloonKwun Tong Amity Centre- Kowloon

Phoenix Clubhouse- Hong KongTake Your Way- Hong Kong

Clubhouse Habataki- TokyoJHC Sun Marina-Tokyo

Peer Station Yu-NaraStride Clubhouse-Tokyo

Evergreen Clubhouse-Osan CitySong-guk Clubhouse-Pusan

Taiwha Fountain House-Seoul

Current new clubhouse working groups

PeruChinaChiliBrazilItaly

USACanadaMacedoniaRussiaNorway

ICCD Working Groups(all groups include clubhouse members)

Board of DirectorsFaculty for Clubhouse DevelopmentClubhouse Advisory CouncilTraining Base GroupClubhouse Research Network

ICCD Clubhouse Coalitions

ICCD Board of Directors22 Directors from Denmark, England, Finland, Japan, Sweden, United States representing legal, academic, business, government, mental health services (including clubhouse members), and private citizens

The governing body of the ICCD. The Directors include prominent individuals from the international community who believe deeply in the mission of the Center and can contribute to its support and success.

It is a voluntary board

Faculty for Clubhouse Development

Approximately 100 active members and staff from certified clubhouses Certification is their work

Sub-committees of the Faculty

*Standards Review Committee *Certification Review Committee (Appeals)*Employment Committee (Guidelines)*Certification Process Committee (Reports)

Clubhouse Advisory Council

30 members and staff from ICCD certified clubhouses from around the world Provide advice to ICCD team and board regarding current trends and future planningMeet once per year in New YorkDiscuss many issues via the internet

ICCD Training Base Group

11 Strong ICCD Certified Clubhouses5 in USA and 6 outside USA1 in Asia (Taiwha Fountain House-Seoul)Each provides 3 Week Basic Clubhouse Training Program (equivalent curriculum)Offer “Special Track” 1 week TrainingsReview, evaluate and improve training programs

Worldwide Clubhouse Community: International Training Bases

Fountain House/Malmo Malmo, Sweden

Taiwha Fountain HouseSeoul, Republic of Korea

11 International Training Bases, training 120 clubhouse teams each year.

Mosaic ClubhouseLondon, England

Fountain House, NYC

Genesis Club, MA

Gateway House, SC

Alliance House, UT

Independence Center, MO

Progress PlaceToronto, Canada

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Stepping Stone, Brisbane, Australia

Helsingin Klubitalo Helsinki, Finland

Clubhouse Research NetworkProgram for Clubhouse Research(located at the University of Massachusetts

Medical School )• Clearing house for all clubhouse research• Library of Clubhouse articles and papers• Technical Assistance on Research• Conducts original research• Promotes and coordinates clubhouse research

at clubhouses around the world• Maintains a “Research Advisory Committee”

of respected researchers and clubhouse people

ICCD PrioritiesPublic AwarenessBuilding AlliancesNew Clubhouse DevelopmentQuality Assurance

Some facts about clubhouses

Almost 400 clubhouses in 30 different countries20 new clubhouses opening each year318 clubhouses belong to the International Center for Clubhouse Development (ICCD)150 ICCD Certified Clubhouses

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ICCD clubhouses have an average budget of about (USD) $430,000 per yearICCD Clubhouses have an average of 150 active members (at least once per month)Average daily attendance is 45 members

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ICCD clubhouses have 40% of the average daily attendance employed in Transitional, Supported and Independent Employment Most Clubhouses are open at least six days per week and two evenings and all public holidaysTypical member staff ratio is 1/15 (staff to active member)

Sponsorship/Auspice

Free-standing30%

Part of other non-profit agency

32%

Part of mental health center

26%

Hospital1%

Other11%

Primary Forms of Clubhouse Employment

Transitional Employment (TE)Time-limited opportunity (6-9 mo); Position belongs to clubhouse; Clubhouse develops & maintains relationship w/ employer; provides

onsite training & support; & back-up coverage. Supported Employment (SE)

Not time-limited; Position belongs to member; Competitive interview; Clubhouse develops & maintains relationship w/ employer, assists with job site development & training; FT/PT; no absence coverage.

Independent Employment (IE)Not time limited; Position belongs to member; FT/PT; Clubhouse does not commit to formal relationship w/employer or provide absence coverage; Clubhouse assists with career development, job search, and on-going support (e.g. employment dinners).

Types of Vocational Programs Sponsored by Clubhouses

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Types of Employment for Members% of placements by employment approach

Supervised Paid Group Work

9%

Day Labor4%

Supported Employment

18%

Independent Employment

30%

Other2%

Transitional Employment

37%

Average Number of Members in Clubhouse Employment (Certified Clubs)

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Recreational, sports, cultural activities

Low-priced meals

Help with entitlements

Supported education

Links to healthcare

Transportation to club

Psychiatric medication linkage

Dispute arbitration

Political advocacy

Money management

Mobile outreach

Transportation to paid work

Non-reimbursed Case Management

Substance Abuse Intervention

Clubhouse Housing

Number of Fulltime Staff

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Clubhouse Membership

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Community Services

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Average dailyattendance

Median reported except where indicated

Diagnoses of Members

Schizophrenia52%

Bipolar Disorder19%

Major Depression

14%

Other Diagnoses

15%

ICCD 2000 Survey of Clubhouse Characteristics

Gender Distribution

Male57%

Female43%

Age Distribution of MembersUnder 21

2%

21-3527%

36-5052%

65 and older2%

50-6417%

A vision for the future

A clubhouse available for people living with mental illness in virtually every community around the world

People with mental illness are respected and valued as full citizens everywhere

See you in Helsinki!

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