Behavioral Health Administration Quarterly Meeting
The meeting served as a quarterly review for the Juvenile Behavioral Health Services (JBBS) program. Key agenda items included the introduction of agency staff and a detailed presentation by the Douglas County Heart (HART) Program regarding their homelessness initiative. The discussion highlighted the program's strategic approach, utilizing the four C's—compassion, code enforcement, community services, and communication—to manage homeless populations and address encampments within the county. Additionally, the meeting included administrative updates regarding JBBS contract requirements and data submission processes.
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Behavioral Health Administration Advisory Council Meeting
The meeting included discussions on ASL interpretation and closed captioning, review of group agreements and council member code of conduct. The council reviewed the community engagement presentation from January, focusing on emerging themes such as system navigation, prevention, transportation, coordination, housing, and jail-based services. There was a discussion regarding data from the last meeting and the need for a social media toolkit or email outreach toolkit to share with the community.
Oct 1, 2022·Strategic plan
Colorado Health Institute Roadmap
This roadmap outlines stakeholder recommendations for promoting behavioral health across Colorado's criminal justice continuum. It focuses on investing in effective programs, strengthening the workforce, and aligning state and local agencies for success. The roadmap aims to prevent and reduce justice system involvement for individuals with behavioral health needs and improve the quality and accessibility of behavioral health services for those already involved in the criminal justice system.
Jul 1, 2022·Strategic plan
Colorado Department Of Human Services Roadmap
The roadmap focuses on promoting behavioral health across Colorado's criminal justice continuum. It outlines three strategic objectives: investing in effective programs, strengthening the workforce, and aligning state and local agencies for success. Key areas of focus include improving deflection programs, increasing access to services, supporting youth and families, and advancing data sharing infrastructure. The roadmap aims to prevent inappropriate criminal justice involvement and improve the quality of behavioral health services for justice-involved individuals.