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Office of Consumer Affairs: Supporting Behavioral Health Recovery and Disabilities

The Office of Consumer Affairs provides services and support for individuals and families facing behavioral health challenges. They offer referrals, education, advocacy, and more. Learn about their regional structure and objectives on ocaiowa.org.

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Office of Consumer Affairs: Supporting Behavioral Health Recovery and Disabilities

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  1. Office of Consumer Affairs: The First Year and Beyond

  2. Structure of the OCA 5 Regions

  3. Structure of the OCA • Todd Lange, Director • Braden Daniels, Regional Coordinator District 1 • Jim Paprocki, Regional Coordinator District 2 • Todd Noack, Regional Coordinator District 3 • Ann Wood, Regional Coordinator District 4 • Jessica Tull, Regional Coordinator District 5 • 5 Regional Advisory Committees

  4. Objectives of the OCA The Office of Consumer Affairs offers a variety of services and supports to persons and families with behavioral health recovery and disabilities challenges, other state agencies and providers. The Office of Consumer Affairs will: · Referrals, education, one-on-one problem solving & system navigation · Provide input on the development and implementation of policies and programs · Provide an advocacy voice to stakeholder groups throughout the state · Assist DHS with sharing information and gathering feedback

  5. What have we done? • Established 5 Regional Advisory Committees • Created website, ocaiowa.org • Created a Facebook Page • MHDS Redesign Advocacy • Coordinated 10 MHDS Redesign Public Forums with over 1,000 attendees • Community Outreach

  6. The Future • Continued recruitment of Regional Advisory Committee members • Continued involvement in MHDS Redesign • Community Outreach • Increase knowledge of state resources

  7. We want to hear from you!

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