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
- Substance Abuse Block Grant Project Plan Fiscal Year 2020-2021
Family Youth System Partner Round Table (FYSPRT)
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.
- Południowo-zachodni Waszyngton Regional CLIP committee facilitator, please contact Kirstin Peterson, at Kirstin.Peterson@BeaconHealthOptions.com
Link to Washington State’s CLIP website
Rzecznicy ds. Zdrowia behawioralnego
Biuro Rzecznika Praw Obywatelskich zapewnia bezpłatną i poufną pomoc, gdy masz obawy lub skargi dotyczące behawioralnych usług zdrowotnych. Jest niezależny od Beacon. Biuro Rzecznika Praw Obywatelskich może Ci pomóc w systemie skarg i odwołań. Może również pomóc w złożeniu wniosku i pomocy podczas przesłuchania administracyjnego.
- Południowo-zachodni Waszyngton (Hrabstwa Clark, Skamania i Klickitat), prosimy o kontakt z Ombuds Cat VonDohmas-Boyer pod numerem 800-696-1401 lub e-mailem pod adresem swbhombuds@gmail.com.
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
Zasoby społeczności
Kliknij tutaj to see a list of community resources to support individuals and families in need, such as behavioral health services, transportation and housing.