**Becoming A Family Focused Advocacy Network

Overview

Direct Access Network Including Agendas, Meetings, and Videos: Families to Electeds, Families to Oversight Boards and Commissions, Families to Policymakers. 

  • Unified One Voice Messaging: Coordinate Like-Minded Families, Create Messaging Templates Easily Shared By Families 
  • Transparency: Make Information Easy to Find and Available to All Families 
  • Toolkits: Teach Families  To Carry the Message and Expand the Network

Evaluate System Access and Service Delivery:  

  • Capture Family Feedback and Experience  
  • Finding and Accessing Servoces 
  • Quality of Care   
  • Satisfaction  
  • Focus the Silos: Identify Integrated Service and Funding Opportunities Allowing Areas to Contribute Resources to Solutions 

Early Mental Health:  

  • Support Mental Health Universal Screening and Family Tracking at Key Stress Points:  K/1st, attach to 5th/7th/9th Physical Tests, 12th Grade, 1st Yr College, 
  • Early Mental Health– Encourage Using Mental Health Milestones Building Upon Early Development Milestones 

Evaluate System Access and Service Delivery: Capture Family Feedback and Experience With Services: Finding | Accessing | Quality of Care | Satisfaction

Ensure Mental Access Available to All Families By Making Information Transparent and Easy to Find

Encourage  the Silos: Identify Integrated Service and Funding Opportunites Allowing Areas to Contribute Resources to Solutions

Increase Orange County Access, Participation and Visibility: Local, Regional, State, and  Initiatives

Listen To Families And Creat A Unified  One Voice  To Influence Quality Mental Health Care

Get Families Healthy Early By Providing Early Mental Health Milestones and Health Seeking Strategies

Diagnose Early By Supporting Mental Health Universal Screening and Family Tracking at Key Stress Points:  K/1st, attach to 5th/7th/9th Physical Tests, 12th Grade, 1st Yr College, 

Create Healthy Family Toolkits To Support Restored Family Relationships