FY21
Systems and Family Navigators provide intensive supports to targeted linkages to overburdened families, guiding them through the myriad of human services to ensure access to services that meet each family’s unique needs.
FY20
Systems and Family Navigators provide intensive supports to targeted linkages to overburdened families, guiding them through the myriad of human services to ensure access to services that meet each family’s unique needs.
FY19
Systems and Family Navigators provide intensive supports to targeted linkages to overburdened families, guiding them through the myriad human services to ensure access to services that meet each family’s unique needs. Provider: Mental Health Association of Frederick County.
FY21
Disconnected Youth (or Youth in Jeopardy of Disconnection), Families Impacted by Incarceration in Frederick County, and Families not meeting other definitions including families served by the Local Care Team.
FY20
Disconnected Youth (or Youth in Jeopardy of Disconnection), Families Impacted by Incarceration in Frederick County, and Families seen by the Local Care Team.
FY19
The target population for Systems Navigation is disconnected youth and families impacted by incarceration.
FY21
FY20
Although the numbers for two target populations served (Disconnected Youth and Families Impacted by Incarceration) have declined; more families and youth gained access to services through the new target population of LCT families and families not meeting other definitions compared to the past two years. Engaging families in services before children become disconnected is proactive and beneficial to the family, the youth and to society.
FY19
Lower overall enrollments for FY19 resulted from:
Fewer disconnected youth were enrolled in FY19, in part to the situations above, and in addition:
With regard to disconnected youth completing a plan, the number appears down compared to FY18 because enrollments were down, but every youth served in FY19 (100%) did complete a plan.
FY18
First year of GOC funded program focusing exclusively on disconnected youth and families impacted by incarceration. Has required an adjustment in how connections and services provided based on needs and attributes of these populations.
FY21
FY20
FY19
FY21
FY20
FY19
FY18
The number one predictor of success for each participants is the relationship between the family and the navigator. If there is a connection and trust, the outcomes and satisfaction ratings are higher. This is the number one indicator from the SN post service surveys. However, it is difficult to measure in an outcome. As mentioned above, collaboration with community partners that increases everyone's ability to look for solutions outside the box is another indicator of success for participants. Developing a service plan with obtainable objectives to reach an overall goal is also important. The more concrete the objective, the better the outcome. Families seem to do best when they can see progress and feel there is someone invested in the goal with them.
FY20
FY19
FY18
FY21
FY20: