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WelcomeMental Health Board Executive Committee
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Mission
Mission StatementHelping individuals achieve mental and
emotional health, discover and reach their potential, and fully participate in life.
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Vision
VisionBecome a center for innovative, values driven,
effective and evidence-based mental health practice.
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Values
Core ValuesWe respect individuals and their differences.
We demonstrate integrity.We strive for excellence.
We care.
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History
• 1997– Four respected agencies with a total of 100 years of service to
the community joined together to create ALLIANCE for Community Care.
• 2007– Momentum for Mental Health – 2007
• Today– Provide services through out Santa Clara County for over
3,000 individuals
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History
Momentum for Mental Health2007
Avenues for Mental Health1993 (1956)
Community Companions1973
Miramonte Mental Health1962
Perma Housing1988
Alliance for Community Care1997
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We are...
Innovators in our profession
Hopeful for our clients and their future
Progressive in our approach to solving problems
Bold in facing challenges and overcoming obstacles
Experts in all aspects of mental health care
Educators in our community
Advocates of our clients as well as their families
Flexible in all manners of our business
Loyal to our clients and our partners
Creative in meeting the needs of our clients
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About Us
• Largest private nonprofit agency providing mental health services to adults in Santa Clara County.
• A staff of over 380 employees representing 45 languages, including American Sign Language.
• Multiple locations throughout Santa Clara County with 24-hour availability to provide easy client access.
• Annual budget of over $27 million.
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Organizational Chart
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Board of DirectorsPat Ortega – Chair
Barbara Zenz – Vice Chair
Paul Taylor – President & CEO
Larry Burns– Treasurer
Dick Foley – Secretary
Melinda Clifford
Fernando Hernandez
Jason Noriega
Gary Ortega
Joyce Puopolo
Bart Stratton
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Left to Right:
Melinda Golden Chief Executive Officer
Leslie Barry Connors, MHA, CFREDirector of Development & Communications
Jim Millsap, CPRP Executive Director of La Selva Group
Jerry McCann, CPRPDirector of Community Services
Michael Quach, MDMedical Director
Dan Correa, MHRS Director of Residential Programs
Paul Taylor, CPRP President & CEO
Richard Jennings, JDDirector of Human Resources
Executive Team
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Employees’ Language Capacity
Quadrilingual or more
3%Trilingual10%
Bilingual37%
Monolingual50%
Threshold Languages
Other
Language
61% Tagalog
3%
Vietnamese
4%
Russian
2%
Spanish
28%
Mandarin
2%
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Employee Diversity
Two or more2%
Asian21%
Caucasian37%
Hispanic or Latino
22%
Native Hawaiian or
Other Pacific Islander
3%
African American
14% American Indian or
Alaska Native1%
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Volunteers• 15 volunteers serving on the Momentum Board of Directors, Board
committees and Foundation Board of Trustees
• Number of active volunteers in programs: 30• Total number volunteer hours, Q1 FY12: 587• New volunteer opportunities added Q1: 7
TAY Pet TherapyREACH Power Point SupportREACH Speakers’ Bureau CoordinatorREACH Peer MentorEmployment Services Resource CoordinatorEmployment Services Computer CoachFSP/Julian Clerical Support
Bentley, Volunteer, TAY Drop-in Center
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Clinical Framework
Beliefs About People Every individual is unique. Everyone can change.
How We Do Our Work Everyone is treated with respect. Partnership with each person to ensure preferences are met.
Services Designed to Empower Assist clients to maintain a lifestyle that will help sustain wellness. Encourage external supports: family, social supports and a
peer/identify community as essential elements of recovery.
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Our Services
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Adult Crisis Residential Services
Adult Residential Care Services
Day Rehabilitation Services
Employment Services
Outpatient Services
Privately Funded Services
Youth and Family Services
Family Advisory Board
Consumer Advisory Board
Rise Above Stigma
Immersion
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Virtual Tour of our Sites
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•CEO’s Office
•Human Resources
•Immersion Office
•Development
•Communications
438 N. White RoadSan Jose, CA 95127
Corporate Office
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2001 The AlamedaSan Jose, CA 95126
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•Assessment and Customer Service
•Adult/TAY FSP
•Medication Support
•Group
•Day Rehabilitation
•Therapy
•Psychiatrist
•Quality Improvement
•Finance and Purchasing
•Information Technology
The Alameda
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540 N. 1st StreetSan Jose, CA 95112
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•Outpatient Services
•Case Management
•Drop-In Center
Transitional Age Youth
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86 S. 14th StreetSan Jose, CA 95112
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Employment Services
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945 W. Julian St.San Jose, CA 95126
FSP 90
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1430 Tully Rd, Ste. 409San Jose, CA 95122
REACHRaising Early Awareness and Creating Hope
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438 N. White RoadSan Jose, CA 95127
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Board & Care - 45 beds
Crossroads Village
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FSP Residential13 beds
Litteral House14 beds
Sub-Acute Residential Treatment16 beds
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Crisis Residential
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•Residential Treatment
•Outpatient Services
•Discovery Day Program
•Supportive Housing
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La Selva (Palo Alto)
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Wrap Up
• Summary• Questions
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Thank You
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