Measure

FY 2015-16 Projected

FY 2016-17 Projected

Number of children aged 0-5 whose caregivers receive early childhood mental health consultation will receive improved community-based childcare, promoting enhanced well-being and functioning

350

350

Percent of the 25 childcare providers receiving ECMH consultation services that report increased competency in their roles, enhanced skills in working with children and promoting their social emotional development, and improved abilities in identifying at- risk children to receive clinical interventions

15%

30%

Percent of the 40 at-risk children referred to ECMH Consultant for individual observation, family conferencing, and supportive services will demonstrate improved functioning and ability to participate successfully in the childcare setting

80%

80%

Percent of the 20 families with children identified for ECMH case consultation will report improved understanding of their child’s behavior and a strengthened relationship with their child

80%

80%

Percent of children at risk for expulsion from their childcare sites will be retained

85%

85%

Percent of the 15-20 children and families receiving CPP and/or other clinical services from the ECMH Clinician will demonstrate improved social emotional functioning and improvement in the parent-child relationship

80%

80%

Families with children aged 0-3 receiving home visits and/or group services from either a Community Worker, or a Mental Health Clinician, or both

50

50

Percent of the 50 families attending groups reporting an increased understanding of child development issues, and of how to seek support when needed

90%

90%