CENTERSTONE OF FLORIDA, INC. - Florida Company Profile

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SYNDEMIC APPROACH TO PREVENTION AT CENTERSTONE (SAP-C) - SYNDEMIC APPROACH TO PREVENTION AT CENTERSTONE (SAP-C) WILL TAKE A SYNDEMIC APPROACH TO ADVANCE EQUITY FOR RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITY COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY ALL BLACK FEMALE IDENTITIES, EXPERIENCING DISPARITIES RELATED TO HIV, VIRAL HEPATITIS, STIS, SUBSTANCE USE, SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, AND/OR ANY MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION. SAP-C SERVICES WILL BE DELIVERED IN DESOTO, HILLSBOROUGH, MANATEE, PINELLAS, AND SARASOTA COUNTIES, FL; REACH 3,500; AND SERVE AN UNDUPLICATED 300 PERSONS (Y1: 80; YRS. 2-3: 110/YR.). SAP-C’S POPULATION TO BE SERVED INCLUDES PERSONS FROM AMONG 1,181,165 CATCHMENT AREA RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITY (REM) INDIVIDUALS, WHO COMPRISE 49% MALE AND 51% FEMALE INDIVIDUALS, WITH 17% UNINSURED, IN POVERTY, AND WITH LESS THAN A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. SUBPOPULATIONS OF AREA REMS INCLUDE AN ESTIMATED 96,000 AT RISK FOR HOMELESSNESS, 2,000 EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, AND MIGRANT WORKERS IN 87 AREA MIGRANT HOUSING SITES. THE 205,799 FOCUS POPULATION BLACK FEMALE IDENTITIES COMPRISE 1.4% TRANSGENDER/NONBINARY AND 5% ETHNICALLY HISPANIC PERSONS, WITH HIGHER RATES OF POVERTY (17%), OF UNEMPLOYMENT (6%), WITHOUT A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA (10%), AND WITH NO HEALTH INSURANCE (14%), AS COMPARED TO THE CATCHMENT AREA. THESE DISPARITIES, AS WELL AS EXPECTED RISK FACTORS AMONG REM (E.G., 21% REPORTED ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, 71%, RACIAL DISCRIMINATION), CONTRIBUTE TO A HIGHER RISK OF SYNDEMIC CONDITIONS (I.E., HIV, VIRAL HEPATITIS [VH], SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS [STIS], SUBSTANCE USE [SU] AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS [SUD], AND/OR ANY MENTAL HEALTH [MH] CONDITIONS). AMONG AREA REMS, AN ESTIMATED 92,000 HAVE SUD; 110,000 ANY MENTAL ILLNESS (AMI); 9,200 HIV; 13,230 VH; AND 10,630 STIS. AN ANTICIPATED 9,600 FOCUS POPULATION INDIVIDUALS ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE SUD; 42,000 AMI; 2,000 HIV; 1,300 VH; AND 3,290 STIS. SAP-C’S STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS WILL BE TRAUMA-INFORMED, CULTURALLY-APPROPRIATE, AND EVIDENCE-BASED, AND GUIDED BY SAMHSA’S STRATEGIC PREVENTION FRAMEWORK AND NATIONAL GUIDELINES (E.G., NATIONAL HIV/AIDS STRATEGY). TO ADDRESS HIV/VH/STI RISKS, PROJECT WILL USE SISTER-TO SISTER AND MPOWERMENT. MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY WILL BE USED TO ADDRESS SU/SUD/MH CONDITIONS. FOR HEALTH EDUCATION, PROJECT WILL IMPLEMENT WHOLE HEALTH ACTION MANAGEMENT, AND MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID WILL BE USED TO TRAIN ANCHORS. SAP-C’S GOALS INCLUDE: 1) DEVELOP AN INFRASTRUCTURE TO IMPLEMENT/SUSTAIN A MULTI-PRONGED, SYNDEMIC APPROACH TO ENHANCE PREVENTION SYSTEMS/SERVICES; 2) PROVIDE EVIDENCE-BASED AND CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE PREVENTION EDUCATION/OUTREACH/INTERVENTIONS FOR SYNDEMIC CONDITIONS; 3) PROVIDE SU PREVENTION/PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT/HEALTH EDUCATION FOR PARTICIPANTS; 4) ADVANCE EQUITY IN BH HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR REM COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING ALL BLACK FEMALE IDENTITIES, WHO ARE AT RISK FOR/LIVING WITH HIV; AND 5) DEVELOP/DISSEMINATE A MODEL FOR REPLICATION. SAP-C WILL ACHIEVE THE FOLLOWING MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: FORM A STEERING COMMITTEE COMPRISED OF 20% OF REM; CONDUCT RESOURCE MAPPING AND DEVELOP STRATEGIC, EVALUATION, AND SUSTAINABILITY PLANS FOR 5 COUNTIES; EXPAND RELATIONSHIPS WITH 50 ANCHORS; IDENTIFY 7 AGENCIES WHO WILL PROVIDE PREP, PEP, HIV, VH, AND STI TREATMENT; ENHANCE 2 AGENCY PROCEDURES THAT INITIATE CULTURAL NORM SHIFTS AND PRIORITIZE SYNDEMIC EFFORTS; DEVELOP 15 PREVENTION RESOURCES TAILORED TO REM/SUBPOPULATIONS; CONDUCT OUTREACH AMONG 3,500; REACH 100,000 PEOPLE VIA SOCIAL MEDIA; TRAIN 50 ANCHORS; PROVIDE HARM REDUCTION EDUCATION TO 500 STAKEHOLDERS; DISTRIBUTE 520 OD REVERSAL KITS; CONDUCT SUPPORT GROUPS AT 5 ANCHOR SITES; AND PRODUCE 3 PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS FOR MODEL DISSEMINATION. SAP-C WILL DEVELOP A PREVENTION PLAN FOR 300 PARTICIPANTS; OF THOSE, 100% WILL RECEIVE, AS APPROPRIATE, SCREENING; INDICATED TESTING; LINKAGE TO NEEDED SERVICES, INCLUDING PREP, PEP AND HIV/VH/STI TREATMENT; HEALTH CARE; AND TRANSPORTATION AND NON-CASH INCENTIVES.

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2024-09-20

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CENTERSTONE'S TRAUMA AND GRIEF TREATMENT (C-TGT) FOR CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS, AND FAMILIES - CENTERSTONE’S TRAUMA AND GRIEF TREATMENT (C-TGT) WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO EFFECTIVE TRAUMA- AND GRIEF-FOCUSED TREATMENT AND SERVICE SYSTEMS IN 3 FLORIDA COUNTIES (DESOTO, MANATEE, AND SARASOTA) FOR 570 CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS (AGES 0-17) AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO EXPERIENCE TRAUMATIC EVENTS, INCLUDING UNDER-SERVED/RESOURCED CHILDREN OF LGBTQ+, RURAL, RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITY, AND NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING COMMUNITIES AND VETERAN/MILITARY FAMILIES (YR. 1: 90; YRS. 2-5: 120/YEAR). C-TGT’S FOCUS POPULATION DEMOGRAPHICS ARE EXPECTED TO MIRROR THOSE IN THE CATCHMENT AREA UNDER AGE 18 WITH: 51%, MALE; 49%, FEMALE; 57%, WHITE; 11%, BLACK; AND 25%, HISPANIC/LATINO INDIVIDUALS. C-TGT WILL SERVE UNDERSERVED/-RESOURCED SUBPOPULATIONS FROM AMONG THE AREA’S 5,506 LGBT, 6,495 RURAL, 60,162 RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITY, AND 22,385 NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS, AND THE 17,680 VETERAN FAMILIES. CONSISTENT WITH FLORIDA YOUTHS’ CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, 72,754 (52%) WILL FACE AN ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE (ACE); 34,978 (25%) WILL EXPERIENCE 2+ ACES; AND AN EXPECTED 18,190 UNDER AGE 18 WILL HAVE A SERIOUS EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE. IN 2021, CHILD ABUSE CASES IN DESOTO, 752; MANATEE, 1,103; AND SARASOTA, 631, EXCEEDED FLORIDA, 540/100,000. TRAUMA RISKS AMONG AREA CHILDREN INCLUDE FOOD INSECURITY AMONG 26,675 FACING; NO INSURANCE AMONG 12,800; AND CHRONIC SCHOOL ABSENCE AMONG 17,425. C-TGT’S CORE EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS WILL LEVERAGE CULTURAL COMPETENCY GUIDANCE FROM SAMHSA’S TIP 59: IMPROVING CULTURAL COMPETENCY AND INCLUDE NCTSN-ENDORSED ASSESSMENT-BASED TREATMENT FOR TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN: TRAUMA ASSESSMENT PATHWAY (TAP); TRAUMA-FOCUSED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (TF-CBT); CHILD-PARENT PSYCHOTHERAPY (CPP); AND TRAUMA AND GRIEF COMPONENT THERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS (TGCTA). ADDITIONAL POPULATION-SPECIFIC STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS INCLUDE SKILLS-BASED PREVENTION/RECOVERY (E.G., NCTSN’S SKILLS FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL RECOVERY), LET’S CONNECT, AFFIRM, AND DIMENSIONS TOBACCO FREE PROGRAM. C-TGT’S GOALS INCLUDE: (1) IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY-BASED, CULTURALLY COMPETENT, QUALITY, ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMMING FOR THE FOCUS POPULATION; (2) DEVELOP INFRASTRUCTURE AND EXPAND COMMUNITY CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT/SUSTAIN TRAUMA-/GRIEF-INFORMED SERVICES FOR THE FOCUS POPULATION; (3) IMPROVE THE HEALTH STATUS AND OUTCOMES FOR YOUNG CHILDREN (AGES 0-10) AND CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS (AGES 11-17); AND (4) DEVELOP/DISSEMINATE A REPLICABLE SERVICE MODEL. MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE: TRAIN 5 PROJECT STAFF ON THE IMPACT OF COMPLEX TRAUMA, ETC.; PROVIDE AGE-APPROPRIATE SCREENING/ASSESSMENT/REFERRAL AND TRIAGE INTO APPROPRIATE EVIDENCE-BASED TRAUMA-/GRIEF-INFORMED THERAPIES, CARE MANAGEMENT, ETC., FOR AN UNDUPLICATED 570 CHILDREN/ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES; PROVIDE LANGUAGE ACCESS SERVICES TO 100%; ESTABLISH MOBILE SERVICES IN 1 COUNTY; SCREEN/ASSESS 100% OF PARENTS/CAREGIVERS; DEVELOP/IMPLEMENT OUTREACH/REFERRAL PATHWAYS WITH 50 STAKEHOLDERS/ORGANIZATIONS; INCREASE LETTERS OF COMMITMENT BY 10; DEVELOP/IMPLEMENT SCREENING/REFERRAL PROCEDURES WITH 10 PARTNERS; COORDINATE WITH/PROVIDE TRAINING FOR 3,000 CENTERSTONE AND OTHER CHILD-SERVING ORGANIZATION STAFF; ANNUALLY DEVELOP/REVISE TRAINING/ONBOARDING PROCEDURES; COLLABORATE BIANNUALLY WITH TREATMENT AND SERVICE ADAPTATION CENTERS; CONVENE AND ADVISORY COUNCIL COMPRISING 20% FOCUS POPULATION YOUTH/FAMILIES; OUTREACH TO 10,000 AREA INDIVIDUALS; LINK/COORDINATE WITH 2 FUNDING MECHANISM; AND REPORT BIANNUALLY ON AN EVALUATION AND SUBPOPULATION DISPARITIES. C-TGT WILL REDUCE MENTAL HEALTH SYMPTOMATOLOGY AMONG 60%, TOBACCO/NICOTINE USE AMONG 50% RECEIVING DIMENSIONS, PAST-30 DAY CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT AMONG 60% WITH CRIMINAL JUSTICE HISTORY, AND PAST-30 DAY UNEXCUSED ABSENCES BY 30%; IMPROVE SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS AMONG 60%, EVERYDAY FUNCTIONING AMONG 60%, HOUSING STABILITY AMONG 80% RECEIVING RESOURCES; AND PARENTING SKILLS/CONFIDENCE AMONG 60% OF PARENTS/CAREGIVERS; AND ACHIEVE SATISFACTION AMONG 80% AND AN 80% RETENTION RATE.

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CENTERSTONE'S WELLNESS ON WHEELS (C-WOW) - CENTERSTONE’S WELLNESS ON WHEELS (C-WOW) WILL TAKE A SYNDEMIC APPROACH TO PROVIDING PORTABLE CLINICAL CARE FOCUSED ON INTEGRATING LOW BARRIER SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) TREATMENT; HIV AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES/CONDITIONS TESTING AND TREATMENT; MENTAL HEALTH CARE; AND HARM REDUCTION SERVICES FOR AN UNDUPLICATED TOTAL OF 300 INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING UNSHELTERED HOMELESSNESS IN RURAL DESOTO AND NON-RURAL MANATEE COUNTIES, FLORIDA, ACROSS THE 3-YEAR PROJECT PERIOD (Y1: 60; Y2: 110; Y3: 130). DEMOGRAPHICS AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FOCUS POPULATION INDIVIDUALS WILL MIRROR THOSE OF THE UNSHELTERED POPULATION IN FLORIDA’S CONTINUA OF CARE (COCS) 500 AND 517 SERVING CATCHMENT AREA COUNTIES, WITH 49% MALE, 51% FEMALE, 75% WHITE, 24% BLACK, AND 37% HISPANIC INDIVIDUALS. BASED ON THE FL-500/517 COCS, C-WOW’S SUBPOPULATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO INCLUDE 242 RACIAL/ ETHNIC MINORITIES; 67 SEXUAL/GENDER MINORITIES; AND 28 VETERANS. RATES OF HEALTH/BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONS AMONG FOCUS POPULATIONS ARE HIGHER THAN CATCHMENT AREA INDIVIDUALS: HIV (0.5% VS. 0.3%, RESPECTIVELY), HEPATITIS C (22% VS. 0.04%), CHLAMYDIA (7% VS. 0.4%), AND SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS (14% VS. 6%). CO-OCCURRING HIV AND MENTAL ILLNESS ARE EXPECTED AMONG 50% OF THE FOCUS POPULATION, AND NEARLY 12% WILL EXPERIENCE SUD. OPIOID MISUSE CONTRIBUTES TO HIV PREVALENCE, WITH NEARLY 17% OF THOSE WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE HAVING HAD INJECTED DRUGS. C-WOW’S EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS INCLUDE THE SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH’S HOMELESS HEALTH OUTREACH AND MOBILE ENGAGEMENT (HHOME) PROGRAM, SAMHSA’S TIP 59: IMPROVING CULTURAL COMPETENCE, AND SAMHSA’S HARM REDUCTION FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE OVERALL ACTIVITIES; ON-SITE INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, AND SOAR; FACILITY-BASED COMMUNITY-FRIENDLY HEALTHY RECOVERY PROGRAM; AND OTHER FACILITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS AT CENTERSTONE AVAILABLE TO C-WOW PARTICIPANTS PER THEIR GOALS/ NEEDS (E.G., MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT, HAZELDEN’S CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS PROGRAM, WHOLE HEALTH ACTION MANAGEMENT, DIMENSIONS). C-WOW’S GOALS INCLUDE: 1) IMPLEMENT A PILOT PROJECT FOR UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS EXPERIENCING UNSHELTERED HOMELESSNESS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF PORTABLE CLINICAL CARE, FOCUSED ON THE INTEGRATION OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND HIV TREATMENT AND PREVENTION SERVICES; 2) DEVELOP/IMPLEMENT SYSTEM CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE AND SUSTAIN PROJECT SERVICES; 3) INCREASE ON-SITE POINT OF CARE FOR THE FOCUS POPULATION; 4) DECREASE BARRIERS TO CARE FOR THE FOCUS POPULATION; AND 4) DEVELOP/DISSEMINATE A DOCUMENTED SERVICE MODEL/PILOT PROGRAM FOR REPLICATION/ADOPTION. C-WOW’S MEASURABLE PARTICIPANT-RELATED OBJECTIVES INCLUDE CONDUCTING SCREENINGS/ASSESSMENTS AND/OR TESTING FOR HIV, HEPATITIS, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS (STIS), MPOX, TUBERCULOSIS, SUD/COD, AND OTHER MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS; DEVELOPING INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT AND SERVICE PLANS; AND PROVIDING CASE MANAGEMENT, CARE COORDINATION, LINKAGE TO SERVICES FOR 300 INDIVIDUALS. FOR 100% OF PARTICIPANTS PER THEIR NEEDS/GOALS, C-WOW WILL PROVIDE ON-SITE LOW-BARRIER SUD TREATMENTS, INCLUDING FDA-APPROVED MEDICATIONS, PRIMARY CARE HEALTH SERVICES, AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE SERVICES; LINKAGES TO HOUSING RESOURCES; AND TRANSPORTATION TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE TREATMENT/VACCINATION AND TO PREP/PEP, SUD/COD/MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT, PRIMARY CARE TREATMENT SERVICES, MPOX, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES. C-WOW WILL INCREASE ACCESS TO TRAUMA-INFORMED, CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE, INTEGRATED MENTAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES AMONG 80% AND TO HARM REDUCTION EDUCATION, SUPPLIES, AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES AMONG 100% OF PARTICIPANTS. ADDITIONAL OBJECTIVES INCLUDE TRAINING 50 CENTERSTONE/PROJECT STAFF AND OTHER PROVIDERS IN SUD/CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS IDENTIFICATION, CULTURALLY-/LINGUISTICALLY-APPROPRIATE CARE, HARM REDUCTION, HIV/INFECTIOUS DISEASE TREATMENT/PREVENTION, ETC. AND ESTABLISHING AN ADVISORY COUNCIL COMPRISING 20% FOCUS POPULATION/INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE.

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2024-08-28

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CENTERSTONE’S COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT COURT (C-CTC) - CENTERSTONE’S COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT COURT (C-CTC) WILL EXPAND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) TREATMENT AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES FOR AN UNDUPLICATED 240 ADULTS (AGES 18+) WITH SUD AS THEIR PRIMARY CONDITION PARTICIPATING IN FLORIDA’S MANATEE COUNTY DRUG COURT (I.E., Y1: 40; Y2-5: 50, YEARLY). FOCUS POPULATION DEMOGRAPHICS ARE EXPECTED TO MIRROR THOSE OF CURRENT DRUG COURT PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS, WITH 69% MALE, 31% FEMALE, 63% WHITE, 19% BLACK, AND 13% HISPANIC/LATINO INDIVIDUALS. MANATEE COUNTY DRUG COURT SERVES 164 YEARLY, AND ANOTHER 100+ MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR DRUG COURT PARTICIPATION; OF THOSE, AT LEAST 50% (132) ARE EXPECTED TO HAVE MODERATE TO SEVERE OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD) AND UP TO 40% (106), CO-OCCURRING SUD AND MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS (COD). BY 2023, AREA HOMELESSNESS HAD INCREASED 300% FROM 2021. COMPARED TO AREA WHITE ADULTS, AREA BLACK ADULTS HAVE LOWER RATES OF PAST-YEAR SUD AND ARE INCARCERATED FOR DRUG CHARGES AT HIGHER RATES; HIV DIAGNOSIS RATES ARE 6 TIMES HIGHER FOR BLACK VS. WHITE MALES. IN 2017-21, AREA INJECTION DRUG USE RESULTED IN A 366% INCREASE IN ACUTE HEPATITIS C INFECTIONS; FROM 2013 TO 2022, SYPHILIS RATES GREW BY 360%. C-CTC’S CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE AND EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN ALIGNMENT WITH NADCP’S DEFINING DRUG COURTS: KEY COMPONENTS AND GUIDED BY SAMHSA’S HARM REDUCTION FRAMEWORK AND TIP 59: IMPROVING CULTURAL COMPETENCE. TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS INCLUDE COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY; MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING; INTEGRATED COD TREATMENTS (E.G., SAMHSA’S INTEGRATED TREATMENT FOR COD EBP KIT, TIP 42: SUD TREATMENT FOR PERSONS WITH COD); SUPPLEMENTED BY MORAL RECONATION THERAPY; DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY; SEEKING SAFETY; MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT AS GUIDED BY SAMHSA’S TIPS 63: MEDICATIONS FOR OUD AND 49: INCORPORATING ALCOHOL PHARMACOTHERAPIES INTO MEDICAL PRACTICE; AND DIMENSIONS, AS APPROPRIATE. CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES WILL BE GUIDED BY THE TASC SPECIALIZED CASE MANAGEMENT MODEL AND INCLUDE, AS APPROPRIATE, HOUSING FIRST AND SSI/SSDI OUTREACH, ACCESS, AND RECOVERY. SAMHSA’S OPIOID OVERDOSE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TOOLKIT WILL INFORM HARM REDUCTION EDUCATION. C-CTC’S GOALS INCLUDE: 1) IMPLEMENT A COMPREHENSIVE PROJECT TO EXPAND ACCESS TO SUD TREATMENT AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES; 2) IMPLEMENT CAPACITY-BUILDING ACTIVITIES TO EXPAND, ENHANCE, AND SUSTAIN SERVICES; 3) USE EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT & CASE MANAGEMENT PLANNING (TCMP) TO ADDRESS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISPARITIES; SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH; AND DIVERSITY EQUITY, INCLUSION, AND ACCESSIBILITY; 4) IMPROVE CLIENT HEALTH STATUS/OUTCOMES VIA EVIDENCE-BASED, POPULATION APPROPRIATE TREATMENT SERVICES; AND 5) DEVELOP/DISSEMINATE A DOCUMENTED SERVICE MODEL FOR AGENCY REPLICATION/ADOPTION THROUGHOUT THE STATE. C-CTC WILL ACHIEVE THE FOLLOWING MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: PROVIDE TRAINING FOR 5 C-CTC STAFF AND 50 CENTERSTONE/OTHER PROVIDERS IN SUD/COD IDENTIFICATION, CULTURALLY/LINGUISTICALLY-APPROPRIATE CARE, HARM REDUCTION, AND RELAPSE PREVENTION; PROVIDE/FACILITATE COMPREHENSIVE SCREENING/ASSESSMENT, DRUG TESTING, TCMP, AND EVIDENCE-BASED SUD TREATMENT FOR AN UNDUPLICATED 240 FOCUS POPULATION ADULTS; ESTABLISH AN ADVISORY COUNCIL COMPRISING 51% FOCUS POPULATION/INDIVIDUALS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE; OUTREACH TO 200 STAKEHOLDERS; DEVELOP A SUSTAINABILITY PLAN WITH LINKAGES TO 2 FUNDING MECHANISMS; LINK 100% OF THOSE IN NEED TO APPROPRIATE RESOURCES (E.G., HOUSING/RECOVERY HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT, TRANSPORTATION, LANGUAGE ACCESS SERVICES); INCREASE SUBSTANCE USE ABSTINENCE AMONG 70%; REDUCE MENTAL HEALTH SYMPTOMS AMONG 60% WITH COD; REDUCE TOBACCO/NICOTINE USE AMONG 30% WITH SUCH GOALS; IMPROVE EMPLOYMENT/EDUCATION STATUS AMONG 60% WHO RECEIVED SUCH SERVICES; IMPROVE HOUSING STABILITY AMONG 60% WHO RECEIVED SUCH SUPPORTS; REDUCE PAST 30-DAY CRIMINAL JUSTICE INVOLVEMENT AMONG 60%; IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY FUNCTIONING AMONG 70%; INCREASE SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS AMONG 70%; AND RETAIN 60% IN SERVICE FOR TREATMENT/COMPLETION.

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2024-08-26

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CENTERSTONE'S SCREENING, BRIEF INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO TREATMENT (C-SBIRT) - CENTERSTONE’S SCREENING, BRIEF INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO TREATMENT (C-SBIRT) WILL EXPAND THE UPTAKE OF THE SBIRT MODEL IN PRIMARY CARE/PEDIATRIC, COMMUNITY HEALTH, AND SCHOOL SETTINGS IN 14 FLORIDA COUNTIES, WITH A FOCUS ON SCREENING FOR UNDERAGE DRINKING, OPIOID USE, AND OTHER SUBSTANCE USE. C-SBIRT WILL SCREEN AN UNDUPLICATED 16,000 (I.E., Y1: 1,500; Y2: 3,000; Y3: 5,000; Y4: 4,500; Y5: 2,000) VIA SCREENING; OF THOSE, MORE THAN 50% WILL BE YOUTH AGES 12-21. C-SBIRT’S FOCUS POPULATION IS EXPECTED TO MIRROR AREA RESIDENTS’ (12+) DEMOGRAPHICS (E.G., 49% MALE; 51% FEMALE, 66% WHITE) AND SOCIOECONOMICS (E.G., 12% EXPERIENCE POVERTY, 12% LACK HEALTH INSURANCE). C-SBIRT WILL SERVE UNDER-SERVED/RESOURCED SUBPOPULATIONS FROM AMONG THE AREA’S RACIAL/ETHNIC AND SEXUAL/GENDER MINORITY COMMUNITIES; VETERAN/MILITARY POPULATIONS, INCLUDING VETERAN HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN; AND/OR SYSTEMS-INVOLVED YOUTH POPULATIONS. LOW PERCEPTION OF RISK IN USING SUBSTANCES (E.G., 50% OF 12-17 YEAR OLDS DO NOT SEE USING COCAINE 1 TIME A MONTH AS RISKY) INCREASES EARLY INITIATION, RISK OF MISUSE, AND LIKELIHOOD OF SUD FOR THE FOCUS POPULATION; AN ESTIMATED 95.5% WITH SUD DO NOT RECOGNIZE THE PROBLEM, IMPACTING 570,000+ IN THE FOCUS POPULATION. AN ESTIMATED 46,810 YOUTH AND 550,520 ADULTS WILL HAVE SUD; OF THOSE, 3% OF YOUTH AND NEARLY 10% OF ADULTS WILL HAVE AUD AND 1% OF YOUTH AND 2% OF ADULTS WILL HAVE OUD. NEARLY 3% OF YOUTH AND 8% OF ADULTS ARE ANTICIPATED TO HAVE COD. C-SBIRT WILL ESTABLISH YOUTH AND ADULT TRACKS FOR INTEGRATING SBIRT IMPLEMENTATION PROTOCOLS, INCLUDING POPULATION-SPECIFIC IMPLEMENTATION SITES, SBIRT TEAMS, TOOLS, INTERVENTIONS, ETC. C-SBIRT’S STRATEGIES/INTERVENTIONS INCLUDE CAPACITY-BUILDING EFFORTS (E.G., TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION, ANNUAL ASSESSMENT OF GAPS/NEEDS); TARGETED OUTREACH/EDUCATION TO YOUTH- AND ADULT-FOCUSED ENTITIES (E.G., PEDIATRICIANS, SCHOOLS/UNIVERSITIES, PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS); EXPANDING SCREENINGS TO IDENTIFY RISKY SUBSTANCE USE, ALCOHOL/OTHER DRUG CONSUMPTION, SUICIDE RISK, AND CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS; AND INITIATING APPROPRIATE EVIDENCE-BASED RESPONSE. C-SBIRT WILL UTILIZE AGE-APPROPRIATE, VALIDATED PRE-SCREENS, SUCH AS THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DRUG ABUSE’S AND NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALCOHOLISM AND ALCOHOL ABUSE’S SINGLE QUESTION SCREEN, BSTAD, AND PHQ-2; VALIDATED FULL SCREENS SUCH AS THE AUDIT, DAST-10, CRAFFT, PHQ-9/-A, C-SSRS; EVIDENCE-BASED BRIEF INTERVENTION VIA BRIEF NEGOTIATED INTERVIEW AND TIP 34: BRIEF INTERVENTIONS AND BRIEF THERAPIES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE; AND BRIEF TREATMENT VIA COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING, AND MULTI-DIMENSIONAL FAMILY THERAPY. CASE MANAGEMENT FOR THOSE REFERRED TO SPECIALTY TREATMENT WILL BE GUIDED BY TIP 27: COMPREHENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND WILL INCLUDE ASSESSMENT FOR HOMELESSNESS RISK, PEER SUPPORTS. PROJECT GOALS INCLUDE: 1) IMPLEMENT A PROJECT TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, TRAUMA-INFORMED SBIRT SERVICES; 2) IMPLEMENT CAPACITY BUILDING TO EXPAND AND SUSTAIN SBIRT SERVICES; 3) IMPROVE OUTCOMES AMONG PARTICIPANTS RECEIVING BRIEF INTERVENTION, BRIEF TREATMENT, AND TREATMENT VIA REFERRALS; AND 4) DEVELOP/DISSEMINATE A DOCUMENTED SERVICE MODEL FOR STATEWIDE REPLICATION/ADOPTION. MEASURABLE PARTICIPANT-RELATED OBJECTIVES INCLUDE: REDUCE REPORTED DAYS EXPERIENCING MENTAL HEALTH SYMPTOMS BY 40% AMONG THOSE WITH COD; REDUCE REPORTED DAYS OF OPIOID USE BY 50-60% AMONG THOSE WITH RISK AT INTAKE; INCREASE ABSTINENCE FROM SUBSTANCE USE AMONG 40-60%; REDUCE INPATIENT/ER USAGE AMONG 40%; REDUCE TOBACCO USE AMONG 60% WITH RISK AT INTAKE; INCREASE SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS AMONG 70%; ASSESS 100% REFERRED TO TREATMENT FOR WRAPAROUND NEEDS AND PROVIDE 100% WITH CASE MANAGEMENT; ACHIEVE 80% FOLLOW UP AMONG THOSE REFERRED TO TREATMENT. C-SBIRT HAS SECURED COMMITMENTS FROM COLLABORATORS DEDICATED TO THE PROJECT’S SUCCESS, AND WILL COLLABORATE WITH PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS, INCLUDING PEDIATRIC PROVIDERS, SCHOOLS, AND OTHER KEY COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS.

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Government Instrumentality, Title-Holding Corporation, Charitable Organization, Agricultural Organization, Board of Trade, Pleasure, Recreational, or Social Club, Fraternal Beneficiary Society, Order or Association, Voluntary Employees' Beneficiary Association (Non-Govt. Emps.), Domestic Fraternal Societies and Associations, Teachers Retirement Fund Assoc., Benevolent Life Insurance Assoc., Burial Association, Credit Union, Mutual Insurance Company or Assoc. Other Than Life or Marine, Corp. Financing Crop Operations, Supplemental Unemployment Compensation Trust or Plan, Employee Funded Pension Trust (Created Before 6/25/59), Post or Organization of War Veterans, Legal Service Organization, Black Lung Trust, Multiemployer Pension Plan, Veterans Assoc. Formed Prior to 1880, Trust Described in Sect. 4049 of ERISA, Title Holding Co. for Pensions, etc., State-Sponsored High Risk Health Insurance Organizations, State-Sponsored Workers' Compensation Reinsurance, ACA 1322 Qualified Nonprofit Health Insurance Issuers, Apostolic and Religious Org. (501(d)), Cooperative Hospital Service Organization (501(e)), Cooperative Service Organization of Operating Educational Organization (501(f)), Child Care Organization (501(k)), Charitable Risk Pool, Qualified State-Sponsored Tuition Program, 4947(a)(1) - Private Foundation (Form 990PF Filer)

1962-11

Health Care: Hospital, General

Type of organization and use of contribution: A public charity. Deductibility Limitation: 50% (60% for cash contributions)