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Haws'] County: County Council Maaeng
11119107 Wahiolanona'opio'O Kea'au
"Healthy Children" _
Wah 3Eiolannona'opj o ~C UI Itgtly'fri a t !
By Man Claybaugh, Ph D
& C., Norton
Wahiolanona'opio'O Kapehu Wahiolanona'opio Demographics
Total Youth Served: 92 (July '04 to June '07)
Gender: 58% Male; 42% Female
Age: range=13-19, avg.=16.2 years old
Education: range=6-11 years, avg.=9.3 years
Baseline ATOD Use
Ethnicity Past
]8B 30 Days - % Youth
M1I ]0]
n or Pacific Itl. Alco '
Kapmb 1e56 obal to lntox. 81.%
enw 19. 9u IMyI Om9a 92.%
Asian .3% Mantuana 91 %
A ftanlndian 2. Ica 31.
AM1iun Amanun 2. 7 0% 20% 40% 60% so% 100%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% % Youth Used
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Treatment Model? Mauka to Makai
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Experiential Culturally Aligned
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Integrated Services Experientially Enhanced Alliance
--_~-_~--uiF4pY$If6i x Peer and Staff Lead Activities rt------rt-_--
x Family/' Ohana Involvement in Exp. Activities
A Peer and Staff Voyage Planning
_ A Peer Leadership Roles (watch leader)
Marimed's A Staff Participate in Daily Experiential
Model Programming
.g; a All Staff Participate in Voyaging (teachers,
pj
therapists, administrators)
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I. Welcome Aboard/
Experiential Model Preparing for Sea
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How do we
t -N prepare for
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4 } experience?
11. Departure/Commitment
to Voyage III. Challenge/Windward Leg
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What role
How do we 1. does
know when
the journey c c ahallllenge
a
has begun? Therapeutic
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Change?
IV. Mastery/Wayfinding V. Reflection/Storytelling
What role
How do natural does
spaces (Ocean reflection
& Land) provide play in
for insight? meaning
making?
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Some Findings Findings
High Risk Be-----------------------------------
1) AOD Use 2)
Use of alcohol & the most commonly used while some improvement in engaging in high-risk
y behaviors was evident at 3-months, greater
drugs showed substantial decreases improvements were shown at 6- & 12-months
Impact of AOD use was reduced at The number of times youth committed a crime was
partly consistently significantly lower at all follow-ups
both 6- & 12-month follow-up Arrests (including drug-related arrests) decreased at
Many youth maintained abstinence from AOD 3- & 6-month follow-up
to 12-month follow-up Behavior problems and general crime showed
up P reductions at all follow-ups
Findings Findings
3) Education and Employment 4) Physical and Mental Health
General pattern from intake to 12-month Little change was evident in overall health
follow-up of decreased enrollment in school Increased internal problems at 3-month to
& increased engagement with employment a lesser extent, 6-month follow-ups, while
For youth that were enrolled in school, there external problems continued to improve at
was greater attendance at all follow-ups & all follow-ups
increased school bonding at 3- and 6- By 12-months, positive changes evident in
months both internal and external indices
Need Healthy Communities to
Healthy Children? live and flourish in!
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Need ...To be challenged educationally,
Need Role models to emulate. physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
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Need ...Their accomplishments
celebrated! Need Good counsel.
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Need New perspectives from
Need ...To know beauty. which to view their world.
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T. S. Eliot
"We shall not cease
from exploration
And the end of all our
exploring
Will be to arrive where
we started
And know the place for 0
the first time."
T.S. MiM
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