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Community Response to Local Health Care Needs

Community Response to Local Health Care Needs. Leadership Charlottesville October 2013. Local Health Care Needs. Charlottesville Free Clinic Greater Charlottesville Community Health Coalition Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition. Charlottesville Free Clinic.

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Community Response to Local Health Care Needs

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  1. Community Response to Local Health Care Needs Leadership Charlottesville October 2013

  2. Local Health Care Needs • Charlottesville Free Clinic • Greater Charlottesville Community Health Coalition • Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition

  3. Charlottesville Free Clinic An Open Door to Health Care for Our Neighbors in Need

  4. CFC homepage video http://vimeo.com/33405714#

  5. CFC Statistics

  6. CFC Statistics:Location of Residence

  7. CFC Statistics:Race

  8. CFC Statistics:Gender

  9. CFC Statistics:Ages

  10. CFC Statistics:Education Level

  11. CFC Statistics:Living Situation

  12. CFC Statistics:Employment Status

  13. CFC Statistics:Top 10 CFC Patient Occupation Categories • Restaurants • Construction • Retail • Health Care • Office • Food Service • House Cleaning • Housekeeping/Custodial • Child Care • Landscaping/Grounds Maintenance

  14. CFC Statistics:Where Would You Have Gone

  15. CFC Statistics:Marital Status

  16. CFC Eligibility

  17. CFC Eligibility

  18. CFC Funding

  19. CFC Funding • Individuals 30% • Public Funds (state and local) 22% • Fundraising Events 18% • Foundations 15% • Corporate 7% • Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign 6% • Civic groups and Churches 1% • Patients 1% • Interests, Dividends, Reim. 1%

  20. Greater Charlottesville Community Health Coalition • Coordinated effort to inform, educate and enroll patients in the Health Insurance Marketplace • 17 agencies • Cvilleenrolls.org

  21. Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition In November 2009, CFC hosts a meeting to discuss mental health crisis and specifically that there is nowhere to refer patients looking for MH services At the time several mental health workgroups existed (i.e. Reentry Council, MAPP mental health work group) Decision to combine workgroups and form the coalition to improve the adult system of care for mental health All of the key agencies present at the initial meeting have remained involved

  22. Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Supporting Agencies AIDS/HIV Services Group ARS Pantops Charlottesville/ Albemarle Health Department Charlottesville Department of Social Services Charlottesville Free Clinic Charlottesville Probation & Parole Martha Jefferson Hospital Mental Health America Offender Aid & Restoration On Our Own Region Ten Regional Jail – ACRJ ROSMY The Women’s Initiative Thomas Jefferson Area CIT University Medical Associates University of Virginia UVA Women’s Center VOCAL

  23. Coalition Activities • Held a public forum in March 2010 to identify community mental health needs • Developed mission, vision, and working groups to support efforts of Coalition • Met with City Council and Board of Supervisors about mental health needs in our community • Hired a part-time Coalition Coordinator • Received a grant from UW Initiative for Effective Nonprofits to hire a consultant for planning • Developed a Coalition Charter to more sharply define its mission and goals

  24. Coalition Activities • Launched Healthy Transitions, a collaboration between District 9 and Region Ten, to support individuals with serious mental illness re-entering the community on probation or parole • Secured funding from a private donor to begin development of the Coalition Services Program • Held a second community forum in March 2012 to hear community concerns about mental health • Received CACF’s Inaugural Collaboration Initiative Grant in June 2012 • Launched Coalition Services Program in September 2012 • Entered into Partnership with The Center for Nonprofit Excellence for a pilot evaluation project in June 2013

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