DIVISION OF PREVENTION AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES 1-800 The Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families.

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DIVISION OF PREVENTION AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES The Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families

Accomplishments  Increased Access to Services  Continuously Improved Quality of Services  Intensified Early Childhood Mental Health  Strengthened Prevention Services

 Elementary School FCTs – 1,573 students (11.5% Increase)  Community-Based Treatment Service  Behavioral Health Services to Youth in DYRS Facilities (Approx. 150 each week)  Treatment Services – over 4,400 served (4.9% Increase)  Prevention Services – over 9,100 served (10% increase) Accomplishments: Access

 Children served through our Crisis Service in ,049  Students trained in Suicide Prevention 12,197  Teachers trained in Suicide Prevention 4,250  Children served through our Trauma unit attached to the Wilmington Police Department (CDCP) 206 children in 2013

Accomplishments: Early Childhood Mental Health  Improved quality of treatment (through use of evidence-based practice PCIT as one example) Strengthened family partnership across the system.

Accomplishments: Prevention Services  After School/Summer Prevention Programs -Suicide Prevention -Violence Prevention  Anti-Bullying  Youth/Leadership Development

New enhancements  Expand the Behavioral Health Consultant Program in the Middle Schools  Psychiatric Consultations  Tele-psychiatry

Contact DPBH  Intake  Child Priority Response (Crisis) HELP (4357)