Thompson Child and Family Focus

Mental health services: see schedule omental health services: Thompson provided 1,328 mental health services in fiscal year 2022-2023 through an array of evidence-based practices. 84% of clients experienced mental health gains across the agency for the fiscal year, exceeding our goal of 70%. Agency-wide, 92% of clients increased their whole health score from intake to discharge in fy22-23. Our intensive in-home team celebrated 100% of clients achieved aftercare outcomes. 98% of clients served in our outpatient mental health services were completely satisfied with our service delivery during the fiscal year. 90% of families served in Family centered treatment were reunified with Family or maintained placement with Family after completing treatment. Enhanced residential treatment center (ertc) was initiated this fiscal year in our residential service array. Ertc adds in Family centered treatment and/or high-fidelity wraparound services to prepare/support the Family environment with relational/functional skills to receive the youth at discharge with reduced trauma and fewer future residential stays.

Early childhood services: see schedule oearly childhood services: Thompson provided 247 early childhood services in fiscal year 2022-2023. 93% of the children enrolled in the Thompson Child development center (tcdc) met or exceeded their developmental expectations, preparing them to be kindergarten-ready. A parent teacher organization (pto) began this fiscal year at tcdc for families to create community while supporting teachers, each other, and the youth served.

Family services: see schedule ofamily services: Thompson provided 1,723 Family stability services in fiscal year 2022-2023. 96% of our foster care youth achieved placement stability while 99% of foster parents were satisfied with our service delivery during this fiscal year. Of the mckinney-vento identified families experiencing homelessness, 94% demonstrated increased self-sufficiency through the support of our school-based case management services. All youth of the parents/caregivers served through our positive parenting program (triple p) showed improvement via the strengths and difficulties questionnaire (sdq). 96% of the youth served by the Thompson placement stability unit (tpsu) in south carolina did not experience a placement disruption because of their behavior.