Necco Hazard TFC

Version 1.1
Date Updated:
COMPARATIVE REPORT
PROGRAM INFORMATION If you have questions about this report, please contact:
Necco Hazard TFC
490 Village Lane Hazard, KY 41701
AgencyWebsite: www.necco.org
Referral Contact Erv Crisp
Erv Crisp at
1/22/2015
(606) 910-4308
Parent Agency: ENA, Inc. (dba Necco)
Phone: (606) 910-4308
Years Operating: 5
Email: [email protected];
[email protected]; [email protected]
(606) 439-2861
Fax: (606) 439-2861
Referral Phone (606) 910-4308
Referral Fax:
Child Caring License(s): None
Child Placing License(s) Foster Care; Therapeutic Foster Care; Medically Fragile Foster Care;
Setting Rural
On Site School:
No
Male Operational Bed Capacity:
0 County(s) of
Clay; Johnson; Knott; Leslie; Letcher; Martin; Morgan; Perry; Pike; Wolfe;
Female Operational Bed Capacity:
0 Program or
Either Sex Operational Bed Capacity:
52 Foster Homes:
Supplemental Information
Necco is a family company that serves at-risk youth through therapeutic foster care, alternatives to secure detention, independent living, in-home,
mental health, and more. We believe in harnessing the power of a strong family, experienced staff, and a robust community to make a positive
and lasting difference in a child’s life. Working with foster parents, state workers, service providers and community resources we provide a
holistic approach to children’s services that stands to benefit not only the child, but the community as a whole.
Our therapeutic foster care program currently provides treatment foster care placements for youth ages birth to 21 years and includes: intensive
in-home case management, comprehensive treatment planning, 24-hour emergency assistance & ongoing support, after school and summer
programming, independent living programming, mental health evaluations, individual and group therapy (as appropriate), frequent outings for
foster families and experienced, helpful, friendly staff including licensed therapists and other professionals. We serve a wide range of youth
populations including the most difficult children and those with a history of severe mental health issues and/or criminally delinquent behaviors.
We strive for a 24-hour response on all referrals.
Included/Excluded Population
Gender Accepted: Both
Age Range Accepted:
0 to 20
LOC Range Accepted 1 to 5
Minumum IQ Accepted:
45
Client History at Admission
Average Age at Date Updated 14.0
Number of Residents
32
Number of Males:
19
Number of Females:
13
Average LOC at Intake
3.1
LOC Unknown:
3
Number LOC 1
0
Number LOC 2
8
Number LOC 3
15
Number LOC 4
2
Number LOC 5
4
Number of Current Residents Included in Risk Indicator Percentage
Destroys Property
Homicidal Threats:
12%
Assaults Peers
Homicidal Gestures/Attempts
8%
Assaults Care Givers
Suicidal Threats:
0%
Moderate AWOL Risk
Suicidal Gestures/Attempts
0%
Chronic AWOL Risk
Substance Use Monthly or Mor
0%
Self Abuse:
Fire Setting:
4%
Number IQ
Number IQ
Number IQ
Number IQ
26
0%
0%
4%
4%
4%
0%
0 - 59:
60 - 69:
70 and above:
Unknown:
2
1
3
26
Sexual Acting Out
Sexual Aggression
With Younger Youth
Using Force:
With those Unable to Consent
Adjudicated Sexual Offender
8%
0%
0%
0%
0%
STAFF INFORMATION
Number High School Some College
BA
Administration:
5
0%
20%
0%
Case Management Staff:
4
0%
0%
100%
Clinical Staff:
2
0%
0%
0%
Direct Care Staff:
0
0%
0%
0%
Average Number of Months Foster Parents have Fostered for the Agency:
Treatment Director: Erv Crisp LPCA
MA or Higher
80%
0%
100%
0%
15.0
Psychiatric Services
All youth receive an Initial Assessment at placement to assess for immediate psychiatric needs. Necco staff coordinates with local physicians and
contracted psychiatrist to provide medication management services for the youth we serve. Youth are typically seen for medication management
services within the first thirty days and/or when their current prescription requires an appointment for medication monitoring or assessing. Foster
parents are trained in Necco’s internal medication management curriculum. Necco staff monitor and support the youth and foster parent to ensure
that medication management and documentation is consistent.
Necco Hazard TFC
Version 1.1
Date Updated:
COMPARATIVE REPORT
1/22/2015
SERVICES AND OUTCOMES
Safety
Number of Substantiated Abuse Allegations in the Past Year: 0
Total # of Bedrooms
Percentage of Direct Care Staff Trained in Physical Managemen
44
N/A
Single Bedrooms:
10
Double Bedrooms:
Percent of Foster Families with 2 or more Children:
30
45.0%
3+ Bedrooms:
Percent of Families with 2 or more Children and a Sibling Group:
4
20.0%
Critical Incident and Physical Management ratios are compiled for the period 12/1/2013 through 11/30/2014
Deadly Weapon Per 100 Resident Day
0.00
NO INCIDENTS DURING REPORTING PERIOD
Serious Injury Per 100 Resident Day
0.01
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
AWOL Per 100 Resident Days
0.09
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Suicide Attempt Per 100 Resident Days
0.07
WORSE THAN AVERAGE RANGE
Criminal Activity Per 100 Resident Days:
0.04
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Injury to Other Per 100 Resident Days:
0.01
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Sexual Acting Out Per 100 Resident Day
0.03
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Total Critical Incidents Per 100 Resident Days:
0.25
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Physical Managements Per 100 Resident Days:
N/A
Number of Months
Data Received:
12 of 12
Permanency
Length of stay and discharge data are calculated on discharges between 12/1/2013 through 11/30/2014
Measure
Number
Child Progress toward Permanency Discharges
14
Progress Discharge to Home Like Placement
14
Progress Discharge to Less Restrictive Placement
14
Child Behavioral Difficulty Discharges
11
Runaway Discharges
3
Psychiatric Discharges
Agency/System Discharges
Caretaker Incapacity Discharges
Caretaker Failure Discharges
Caretaker Investigation Discharges
3
3
0
1
1
Percent Length of Stay Outlier
46.7%
46.7%
44.5
44.5
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
46.7%
36.7%
10.0%
10.0%
10.0%
0.0%
3.3%
3.3%
44.5
19.0
19.0
18.0
17.7
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
32.0
21.0
Well Being
Individual Counseling:
Group Counseling
Family Counseling:
Number Percent Internal Percent External
33
100.0%
0.0%
0
N/A
N/A
1
100.0%
0.0%
Does this program have a PCC Foster to Adopt Agreement?:
Adoptions by the Program's Foster Homes in the Past Year:
Educational Disruptions in the Past Year:
5
School Changes in the Past Year:
10
Yes
0
Describe How the Program Supports Family Connections
At Necco . . . We Build Families! We know the Power of Family and we work with each youth to strengthen family bonds and connections. Each
youth has a permanency goal as part of their individualized treatment plan. Not all youth are able to return to their bio parents or even a bio family
member home, but we seek to strengthen family bonds (parents, grandparents, siblings, aunts and uncles, cousins, etc.) whenever possible. We
work with the youth’s state worker, foster parents and family to provide face-to-face visits (supervised and unsupervised as ordered), telephone
contact and home visits (as allowed). The youth’s treatment plan includes (as individualized to need and circumstances) goals and objectives
related to strengthening bonds with family and other pro-social adults. Family counseling is provided as indicated by each youth’s treatment plan.
Special Interventions Available Internally
In addition to weekly case management services, treatment planning and 24-hour crisis support Necco provides a wide range of specialized
therapy interventions. Our highly trained counselors, clinicians and therapists work alongside case managers, state workers, foster parents, and
other stakeholders to provide quality services that include goal-directed, psychosocial treatment and support to youth and their families.
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