Purpose & Significance ∞ In the child welfare field there is an growing need for mental health support for children. This need is due to exposure to or.

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Purpose & Significance ∞ In the child welfare field there is an growing need for mental health support for children. This need is due to exposure to or victimization of abuse and neglect. On average only 15-25% of children identified as needing services are actually participating in some type of mental health support. This may be due to the many barriers that exist when seeking mental health support. ∞ This research project surveyed parents in Independent School District (ISD) 196 regarding potential mental health services offered through the School-Linked Mental Health Services grant. Information was collected through a survey of parents from two schools within the district; Parkview and Cedar Park Elementary. Acknowledgements Agency: Independent School District 196 Field Instructors: Renea Bethke, MSW, LICSW, Parkview Elementary Diane Johnson, BSW, Cedar Park Elementary Academic Advisor: David Beimers, PhD, LISW A special thanks to ISD 196 and Field Instructors Renea and Diane for the continued support and guidance throughout the completion of this needs assessment. Limitations ∞ Specific data for target population of child welfare recipients was not captured within the results. ∞ Lower response rate from Cedar Park possibly due to: One data collection method used which limited some parents from participating Lack of internet/not checking s regularly Language barriers A member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System and an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity University. This document is available in alternative format to individuals with disabilities by calling the Department of Social Work at (V), or 711 (MRS/TTY). Methodology ∞ A needs assessment was conducted using an electronic survey. The survey was developed by completing a literature review and collaborating with Parkview and Cedar Park Elementary school social workers, Clinical Director of FACTS therapeutic agency, and MNSU Faculty Advisor. ∞ The survey was distributed via to all parents with children enrolled at Parkview & Cedar Park Elementary. ∞ Total recruitment count was 727 participants. ∞ The survey included 12 questions. ∞ The questions identified: History of mental health services Participants’ interest in future supportive services Specific barriers to accessing services Views on school involvement in mental health support Mental Health Services Among Children Involved in Child Welfare: Identifying Parental Views and Barriers to Accessing Services Katrina Ohmann-Thai MSW Student, Minnesota State University, Mankato Key Findings ∞ Results showed a substantial interest in future services from both schools with 75% interest, despite that more than half of the participants had never accessed mental health services for their children in the past. ∞ Parents’ perceived barriers to accessing services: Employment-unable to take off work Unsure what services to access Lack of appointments High cost of co-pay/deductible ∞ School involvement in mental health support: Parkview results showed 73% of the participants either agreed or strongly agreed with schools being involved in mental health support 60% of the Cedar Park respondents either agreed or strongly agreed Figure 1. Distribution of respondents by child’s grade level. Figure 3. Specific services parents indicated an interested for. School K1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th Parkview Cedar Park Figure 2. Specific concerns that parents identified about their child. Response Rates: Parkview’s response rate was 143 out of 500 = 29% Cedar Park’s response rate was 37 out of 227 = 16% Recommendations ∞ That ISD 196 utilize the survey tool with other schools within the district to collect individual data. ∞ To train referring district staff on the SLMHS grant. ∞ To engage participants, each school should invite parents to meetings which include a FACTS staff member to ensure that parents fully understand the intention of the grant, services offered, financial details, availability, and individual school policies. ∞ Provide parent education evenings at each school throughout the year. References are available upon request