南西ワシントンサービス

For Clark, Skamania, and Klickitat counties, Beacon manages these core services:

Crisis Services

• Crisis System Overview
• Crisis System Collaboratives
• Crisis Services Technical Specifications
• Crisis System Communication Materials

Mental Health and Substance Use Block Grant Planning

Each region in Washington must have a current plan that directs the administration of local behavioral health funding from the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration.

• Mental Health Block Grant Project Plan Fiscal Year 2020-2021
  • Mental Health Block Grant Annual Report (2020)
• Substance Abuse Block Grant Project Plan Fiscal Year 2020-2021
  • Substance Abuse Block Grant Annual Report (2020)

Family Youth System Partner Round Table (FYSPRT)

• FYSPRT website

• SW FYSPRT Brochure

CHILDREN’S LONG-TERM INPATIENT PROGRAM COMMITTEE (CLIP)

The Southwest Washington Children’s Long-Term Inpatient Program Committee (SWWA CLIP) is composed of various agency representatives and community members that meet on a monthly basis to help guide youth and families in navigating the most intensive, publicly funded inpatient psychiatric treatment available to them.  CLIP services are designed for youth between the ages of 5 to 18 years old.  Applying for CLIP enrollment is done region by region by a locally organized CLIP committee.

• ワシントン南西部 Regional CLIP committee facilitator, please contact Kirstin Peterson, at Kirstin.Peterson@BeaconHealthOptions.com

Link to Washington State’s CLIP website

行動健康オンブズ

オンブズサービスは、問題行動医療サービスについて懸念や苦情がある場合に、無料で機密情報を提供します。ビーコンから独立しています。オンブズサービスは、苦情処理および上訴システムを支援します。また、管理フェアのヒアリング中にファイルを提出し、支援することもできます。

• ワシントン南西部 （クラーク、スカマニア、クリッキタット郡）、オンブズキャットフォンドーマスボイヤー（800-696-1401）または電子メール（ swbhombuds@gmail.com.
  • SWWA Ombuds Brochure
  • SWWA Ombuds Brochure (Spanish Version)

Criminal Justice Programs

Beacon contracts with local providers to deliver services to individuals with a behavioral health need who are involved with the local criminal justice system or incarcerated in the local jails. Services are provided within the rules of the two state proviso funding sources: Criminal Justice Treatment Account and Jail Transition.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD

The Southwest Washington Behavioral Health Advisory Board (SWWA BHAB) is a voluntary and community driven group that advises the Southwest Washington region on local behavioral health priorities.

Link to the SWWA BHAB’s webpage

コミュニティリソース

クリック ここに to see a list of community resources to support individuals and families in need, such as behavioral health services, transportation and housing.