Mental Health

For the indicators (indicated in yellow), the most recent available data is provided. Some of this data is published sporadically or with a 2-3 year lag.

Program perfomance measure data (indicated in orange) is reported at a minimum annually.

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2. Children, youth, and adults are emotionally/behaviorally well and socially connected

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H-Ind. 2.1: # of Story County residents per mental health provider

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FY22-23

450

5

-54%

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H-Ind. 2.2: Average # of days out of 30 adults report that their mental health was not good

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FY22-23

3.9

1

70%

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H-Ind. 2.3: % of Story County adults reporting 14 or more days of poor mental health per month

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FY22-23

12%

1

0%

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H-Ind. 2.4: % of deaths by suicide in Story County that were teens

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FY20-21

4.8%

2

-42%

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NEW: # of deaths by suicide in Story County

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2020

21

2

320%

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H-Ind. 2.5: % of Story County householders 18+ who live alone

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FY20-21

31.5%

2

13%

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H-Ind. 2.6: # total of Story County adults with independent living difficulty

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FY20-21

2,534

2

13%

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Strategy 2.1: Increase awareness of mental health and available prevention and treatment services

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HPM 2.1a: # of participants in UWSC partner agency mental health awareness programming (including domestic abuse, sexual abuse, substance abuse)

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FY20-21

16,060

1

2184%

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HPM 2.1b: % of surveyed participants in UWSC partner agency mental health awareness programming who reported an increase in knowledge

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FY20-21

69%

1

5%

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HPM 2.1c: # of programs presented

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FY20-21

639

4

643%

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Strategy 2.2: Improve access to behavioral health services

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HPM 2.2a: # of Story County clients provided with mental health services through UWSC partner agency programs and services, including evaluations, medication management, counseling, or other therapeutic services

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FY20-21

3,176

1

493%

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H-PM 2.2b: % successfully discharged from counseling (individual or family)

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FY20-21

22.7%

1

-75%

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HPM 2.2c: % successfully discharged from substance abuse treatment

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FY20-21

58%

1

-83%

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H-PM 2.2d: % of clients surveyed who reported a better ability to cope

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FY20-21

79%

1

547%

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HPM 2.2e: % of individuals who avoided placement in a higher level of care (such as hospitalization or incarceration) due to mental health crisis services

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FY20-21

72%

1

-28%

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Strategy 2.3: Increase opportunities for underserved populations to reduce social isolation, increase positive, healthy social interactions and experiences, and receive social-emotional support

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Who We Serve

How We Impact

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H-PM 2.3a: # of individuals with disabilities who were engaged in integrated community inclusion (quarterly)

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Q4 2020

30

1

-80%

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H-PM 2.3a: # of individuals with disabilities who were engaged in integrated community inclusion (annually)

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FY21-22

33

1

-76%

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H-PM 2.3b: # of individuals with disabilities served who live in a supported community living setting

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FY21-22

33

1

32%

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HPM 2.3c: % of those surveyed who reported they had improved access to social or emotional supports

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FY20-21

93%

1

3%

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HPM 2.3d: % surveyed that reported improved quality of life

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FY20-21

83.3%

1

70%

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HPM 2.3e: % of those surveyed who indicated services permitted their family member to stay at home, surrounded by familial support

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FY20-21

44%

1

-56%

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HPM 2.3f: # of community members involved with volunteering at UWSC partner agencies

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FY21-22

200

2

-95%

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HPM 2.3g: # of community members who participated in convenings to bring residents together on issues of shared importance

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HPM 2.3h: # of unduplicated participants in small group public education activities (ex/support groups, clubs)

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FY21-22

295

2

-36%