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[Document C, 6 of 5 pages] This project will target different professionals from the aforementioned groups to facilitate an understanding of each other's roles and responsibilities within the system while fostering team building across Hawaii County. Participants will gain transferable skills in managing SPMI consumers in crisis, and will collaborate to integrate systems interactions to provide seamless services for SPMI consumers, and transform the way they interact with the SPMI population. Objectives 1. Advance and implement a campaign to reduce the stigma of seeking care: T • �w�yalua Tori and as`sessmen "of c rren °responses base inn'a e y en of January..,.- ' z�: •.. ,.v'y ••�� x.-n+xcs+x.+.�: ten+.ti:.:aor.s.a,.�.,_. - e.�,..:... ,cv.-s.,-�::.�,r,.tm::;;.�.«. -.». • Identification of current issues as seen liy`respon�ers and consumets `�"`liji end:of�, ' "--January 2009:. • • Plan of actr6ftiited Vrf assessment`� by'end of February.2009 = n 2. Collaboration between non -mental health providers and mental health providers. Provide relevant information, and draw on experiences of the consumer to elevate sensitivity of staff that interfaces with people with mental illness. • - Initial Training and Post`TrainIng Evaluation =May 2009` ' ot Quarterly Surveys (follow ups -feedback on how this has improved the participant's work with the SPMI consumer, participant recommendations to create a feedback loop for future training and workshops) Au9ist Novemier"Februa y -v... ndmdech(forlife of Project) • Follow -Up Annual Trainings addressing feedback and issues brought up by Quarterly Surveys throughout the year-.May'af 2010 ani 011;:, • Development of collaborative relationships amongst participants - these professionals include: Judges, attorneys, police, parole and probation staff, correctional centerstaff, first responders, hospital staff, adult protective services staff and mental health professionals. • Developmenf o`f bhe and Three-.Yepr.plans to address challenges and maintain gains. Initial training wnl be built on the needs data collected about the population who are diverted from jail or who are on Conditional Release status. This data will focus on actual services provided and identified service gaps. Post -workshop evaluations will be used to shape future training. Quarterly surveys will measure the effectiveness of the training curriculum's applicability to quality of service delivery by the participants. Activities Statement: This fra'ining will teach participants about issues involving SPMI consumers criminal justice tracks d'd�actcally:and eiiperientiall_y. 5. Who is ultimately responsible for this work and the implementation of the activities? What are the qualifications? Charlene Iboshi, JD, County of Hawaii First Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Roxanne Aburamen, BA, Hawaii State Department of Health, Adult. Mental Health Division, Acting Center Manager, Hilo Community Mental Health Center Anne Sturgis, MSW, Hawaii State Department of Health, Adult Mental Health Division Service Area Administrator, Hawaii Island Officer William Derr, BA, Community Policing Officer, Hawaii County Police Department