Youth Alternatives Ingraham

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2010 to Jun 30, 2011

Signed

May 11, 2012

Return Version

2010v3.4

Gross Receipts

$18,207,400

Major Activities

Activity 2

Multidimensional Treatment Foster CareMultidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) is an alternative to corrections and group care facilities. As researched and developed by the Oregon Social Learning Center, MTFC places juvenile offenders who need residential treatment with foster families who are trained to provide close supervision, fair limits, consistent consequences and a supportive relationship. Research on MTFC programs in this country has proven it to be a cost effective and efficacious approach. Within the MTFC model, a youth's program can be individualized to fit his or her needs, challenges and strengths. Rather than placing them in group settings, MTFC places carefully selected youth in a family setting away from peers who have similar problems and may provide negative influence. This promotes learning and adjustment within a normalizing family setting. Number of clients served: 13Expense: $360,930Family Reunification ProgramMaine's Family Reunification Program is based in the evidence-based model (Michigan Model) of intensive family reunification services. The goal of the family reunification program is to return children to their homes sooner and prevent future out-of-home placements by providing the family with an intensive array of services to meet the family's individualized needs when the family is moving towards reunification. The FRP team consists of a 3-person team (one team leader and two support workers) providing intensive, home-based services to quickly reunify children with their families when out-of-home placement has occurred. Based upon the family plan, FRP provides direct services to help the family attain the goals outlined therein. These services will include 16 - 18 hours of face-to-face contact per week per family during the first month after a child returns home. Number of clients served: 34Expense: $223,001Children's Case Management ProgramThe Children's Case Management Program is intended to be grounded in the wraparound process and to embrace the concept of child and family centered planning. Case managers assist families to enhance their independence and self-determination in meeting the therapeutic needs of the child. The case managers serve small areas in both York and Cumberland counties. Number of clients served: 354Expense: $1,016,750Young Parent ProgramA parenting education program for young parents who are pregnant, parenting, and or working on reunification, we partner with young parents to support healthy attachments, child development, and connection to community. The Community Outreach portion of this program provides community outreach for parents 22 and under which includes: family centered case management; prenatal education; infant and toddler development; and parenting classes. The transitional housing portion of this program is open to people ages 22 and under who are currently homeless. It includes transitional living with 6 apartments; home visits; parenting classes; access to support groups; educational, vocational, and housing resources; counseling and case management; as well as referrals. Number of clients served: 55Expense: $251,590EdgewoodA six bed residential treatment program for youth ages 16 to 21 who are attempting to become more independent within the community as adults. Number of clients served: 11Expense: $739,794Community Support ServicesAdult case management services for adults with mental illness or co-occurring disorder of a mental illness and a substance abuse disorder. Service planning is individualized to the client needs and desires. Treatment is outcome focused and builds on the client's existing strengths in developing new skills for maintaining stability in the client's community and natural supports. Core areas of service include: engagement, assessment, individual service planning, implementation, crisis intervention and prevention, and advocacy. Number of clients served: 320Expense: $783,679The BridgeA twelve bed emergency short term resid

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MainestayA collaborative program including a twelve bed treatment residence for homeless youth, ages 18 to 25 with serious emotional disorders or mental illness intensified by substance abuse problems. Treatment focuses on the skills and supports necessary to transition youths to their community and "family". Programming includes: outreach, individual, group, and family treatment, aftercare planning and support services. Number of clients served: 43Expense: $797,187Gordon GreenAn eight bed permanent residence providing intensive treatment and support for elderly adults under guardianship with a combination of challenges including mental illness and disabilities related to age or physical impairments. Number of clients served: 8Expense: $785,580Outpatient/Medication ManagementYouth Alternatives Ingraham provides outpatient clinic services at our 50 Monument Square location with a staff of four psychiatrists, four psychiatric nurse practitioners and three masters level therapists. This clinic provides services for children, adolescents and adults. Services include medication management and individual counseling for youth and adults with mental illness. In addition to the services delivered at 50 Monument Square, services are provided at the Preble Street Resource Center, the Teen Center located in Portland and at Youth Alternatives Ingraham's administrative offices at 50 Lydia Lane in South Portland. Number of clients served: 1,808Expense: $1,149,571Broadway CrossingA short term crisis stabilization unit providing a therapeutic alternative to hospitalization for adults experiencing a mental health crisis. Number of clients served: 405Expense: $947,7902-1-1 MaineMaine's health and human services information and referral system; a statewide resource directory of over 9,000 resources. 211 answered 82,081 calls.Expense: $999,117Juvenile Behavioral HealthComprehensive clinical services to youth ages 11 to 20 residing at the Long Creek Youth Development Center and the their family members. Treatment aims to reduce recidivism and decrease juvenile's antisocial or pro-criminal attitudes and disruptive behavior, while improving family relationships. Number of clients served: 74Expense: $170,824Linkage ProjectA statewide advocacy and education campaign designed to increase individual and community awareness of the strong link between human cruelty and animal violence.Expense: $42,407WraparoundThe wraparound process is a way to improve the lives of children and their families who have complex needs. It is a program or type of service. The process is used to help communities develop individualized plans or care. This plan is family centered rather than child centered. The plan is developed by a child and family team. The team must be no more than half professionals. Through this plan the community works to improve the lives and solve the complex needs of the family.Expense: $308,033Supported Visits ProgramProvides supervised visitation for child protective clients in York County. Visitations take place in a safe and secure environment which may include a home or community setting. The supervision of family visits consists of skilled observation and assessment of parent-child(ren)'s interaction and includes modeling/teaching parenting skills by a trained Visitation Support Worker. These services are ordered by the district courts. Number of clients served: 71Expense: $118,873State Street HouseThe U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has awarded a grant of $1,000,000 to The Recovery Center at Mercy Hospital and its Consortium partners- Youth Alternatives Ingraham (YI) and Crossroads for Women (CW)- to develop an innovative residential servicers model for the Portland area. YI's portion of this program is housed on State Street, the former site of the Helen Winslow Ray House. State Street House will provide 24-hour support for homeless men with co-occurring disorders in early recovery to remain sober and enga

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01-0316041