RAPID RESOURCE FOR FAMILIES Intensive Alternative Family Treatment® HISTORICAL VIEW *2009 Database for TFC referrals *2011 beginnings of Intensive Alternative Family Treatment® *Future opportunities (recruitment, IAFT® parent training, kinship care, data tracking, national presenters, transitioning ) THE CHILDREN WE SERVE • • • • • 25 plus presenting problems 3 or more Axis I diagnoses Exiting a PRTF (step down) As a prevention to entering a PRTF Step down from hospitalization Required Elements • Rapid Resource for Families Oversight. • Measures at designated intervals (Outcome Evaluation tools are inclusive of: Calocus, CGAS, NC Topps, Roles, and additional tools identified in the training manual) • 1 child per family • Case load of 8 - 10 • Daily Contact (minimum of 5 times a week with data for all 7 days recorded) • Weekly face to face contact IAFT parents and staff • Weekly face to face between IAFT staff and supervisors • 24/4 crisis support • Psychiatric Oversight at a minimum of 30 day intervals • Proactive, consistent, teaching oriented behavioral intervention system • Weekly documentation inclusive of efforts for parental engagement in IAFT® • Access to specialized therapeutic services designed for individual children and their support systems • Respite available 2 days a month for IAFT® parents • Integration of Model Fidelity (TF, Pressley Ridge, Together Facing the Challenge, Multidimensional ) IAFT2013 Property of Rapid Resource for Families MCO SUPPORTS • • • • • • • • • Cardinal Alliance Smoky Eastpointe Coastal East Carolina Behavioral Health Partners Centerpoint Sandhills (in process) • • • • Quarterly reports Consultation Training Collaboration on new services and implementation PROVIDER NETWORK MEMBERS • • • • • • • • • Alexander Youth Network Bair Foundation Barium Springs Carolina Choice Easter Seals UCP Integrated Family Services Kids Peace Lutheran Services of the Carolinas Turning Point Family Services MEMBERSHIP • Recommendation from the MCO based on capacity needs • Application and review • RRFF Board recommendation • Contract and financial commitment (maintain a capacity of 6 consumers per quarter after a building time frame of 6 quarters) DELIVERABLES FROM RRFF • • • • • Trainings (6 formal) Monthly webinars Consultation Quarterly file reviews Quarterly reports on agency performance WHERE WE ARE HEADED • Currently working with DMA, DMH, 3 MCOs, 3 PRTFs, 4 provider agencies to develop a best practice model for transitioning children from more restrictive settings (Planned pilot). • Kinship care---New Orleans • Recruitment events (held in various catchments---presently ECBH and providers in that catchment) • Invitations from other States • Expanding capacity (our greatest need) CONTACTS Phyllis Stephenson, MPA, CEO pstephenson@ncrapidresource.org 336-263-7491 Danny Nolen, MA Director Program Operations dnolen@ncrapidresource.org 704-516-4870 Ben Riesser, MPA Data Analyst, briesser@ncrapidresource.org 704-999-1325