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Performance Outcome Data - Nevada County

Categories on this page include:
Children & Youth
Criminal Justice
​Employment
Hospitalization
Housing
​Older Adults

Children & Youth

MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Children’s Full Service Partnership, Page 4, n=131
  • 96% successfully remained housed
  • 96% avoided psychiatric hospitalization
  • 98% avoided new legal involvement
  • 80% maintained a C average or improved their academic performance
  • 95% did not experience a suspension or expulsion
  • 91% of discharged youth reported regular school attendance or improvement in school attendance
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MHSA Annual Progress Report 2019-2020, Page 4
Victor Community Support Services Full Service Partnership, 107 children under age 21 served.
  • 92% Successfully remained housed
  • 94% Avoided Psychiatric Hospitalization
  • 97% Avoided New Legal Involvement
  • 88% maintained a C average or improved academic performance
  • 91% did not experience a suspension or expulsion
  • 100% reported regular school attendance or improvement in school attendance

​MHSA Annual Progress Report 2017-2018. Page 2
Victor Community Support Services Full Service Partnership, 125 individuals served.
  • 93% remained in a community living situation and avoided a higher level of residential care. There were five incidents of temporary homelessness
  • 85% of youth served were maintaining at least a C average and were not failing any classes at discharge.
  • 85% of discharged youth reported regular school attendance or improvement in school attendance (based on the CANS item “School Attendance”). 
  • 90% of youth did not experience a suspension or expulsion in this fiscal year. 
  • 94% of individuals had no new legal involvement while receiving services.
  • Ninety-five percent (95%) of youth served did not experience a psychiatric hospitalization during the fiscal year. 
  • Based on the CANS item, “Relationship Permanence,” 100% of children served were able to identify at least one lifelong contact. 
  • 90% of surveyed caregivers reported maintaining natural supports and 83% reporting increased connections in the community.

Criminal Justice

MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Adult Full Service Partnership, Page 3, n=80
  • 93% avoided arrest or incarceration
Children’s Full Service Partnership, Page 4, n=131
  • 96% successfully remained housed
  • 96% avoided psychiatric hospitalization
  • 98% avoided new legal involvement

Employment

MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Adult Full Service Partnership, Page 3, n=80
  • 18% (14 individuals) gained or maintained employment

​MHSA Annual Progress Report 2017-2018. Page 8
  • Program-Specific:  Turning Point (105 Individuals)
    • The majority remained unemployed
    • 19 (18%) individuals had some form of employment at the end of the 17/18 fiscal year,
    • 10 individuals engaged in competitive employment in FY 17/18 compared to only 2 in FY 16/17. 

Hospitalization

2022-23 EQRO Report, Page 45 ​MediCal EQRO
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2019:  1% (compared with 12% statewide)
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2020:  6% (compared with 19% statewide)
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2021:  4% (compared with 24% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2019:  12% (compared with 19% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2020:  13% (compared with 28% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2021:  16% (compared with 33% statewide)​
MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Adult Full Service Partnership, Page 3, n=80
  • 86% avoided psychiatric hospitalization
Children’s Full Service Partnership, Page 4, n=131
  • 96% avoided psychiatric hospitalization
​MHSA Annual Progress Report 2019-2020, Page 3
  • Program-Specific:  Turning Point (81 Individuals)
    • 83% / 67 Individuals avoided psychiatric hospitalization

Housing

MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Adult Full Service Partnership, Page 3, n=80
  • 89% successfully remained housed
​Children’s Full Service Partnership, Page 4, n=131
  • 96% successfully remained housed

​MHSA Annual Progress Report 2017-2018. Page 38
Nevada County Housing Development Corporation (NCHDC) Housing & Support Services, MHSA Housing
  • 44 individuals were housed through NCHDC in FY 17/18. This included:
    • 2 tenants that have remained housed for over five years
    • 12 tenants who have been housed for more than three years
    • 4 tenants left the program and of those, two secured independent housing​

Older Adults

MHSA Annual Progress Report FY21-22
Prevention and Early Intervention Older & Homebound Adults, Page 10
  • 97% of Social Outreach Program participants receiving home visits reported an increase in social activity or increased positive mood
  • 97% of older adults and homebound adults surveyed by the FREED Friendly Visitor program reported an improvement in their quality of life
More EQRO Data (LINK)
​More MHSA Data at: MHSA
​More SAMHSA PATH Data at: SAMHSA

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