1. Gardner Family Care Corporation

2. Presentation to Santa Clara County Mental Health Board 2 Presented by Miguel Valencia, Ph.D, Mental Health Director Gardner Family Care Corporation

3. History Highlights 1967—Members of the Alviso community with help from the Stanford Medical School and the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity start the Alviso Family Health Center, later known as the Family Health Foundation of Alviso to address the community’s pressing need for medical services that were then non-existent. When services expanded from Alviso into the city of San Jose, following the needs of its growing patient base, the name was changed to the Family Health Foundation. 1968—A community group in the Gardner neighborhood of San Jose, again with the help of the Stanford Medical School & Sacred Heart Church began to organize the Gardner Health Center to address the medical needs of the cannery workers in that area of San Jose. This population, working in the fruit packing plants shared the same demographics, race, culture & language & the same needs for non-existent medical care as the Alviso workers who picked the fruit. 1997—Gardner Health Center & the Family Health Foundation merge & became Gardner Family Health Network, providing primary medical care & Gardner Family Care Corporation, providing behavioral care/substance abuse services. 3

4. Corporate Structure Gardner Family Health NetworkMedical ClinicsGardner Family Care Corporation Centro de Bienestar (Mental Health Dept.) WIC Proyecto Primavera 4

5. Gardner Corporations  The Gardner Corporations are non-profit, community-based clinics, governed by one board of directors, one management team & one vision  Gardner provides comprehensive health care services dedicated to improving the health status of low & moderate- income communities in Santa Clara County, especially its disenfranchised, poor and most vulnerable members.  Gardner’s mission is to provide high quality primary medical, behavioral and social care to include education, prevention, treatment, intervention, and advocacy services, that are affordable, respectful, and culturally, linguistically and age-appropriate.  Gardner Family Care Corporation (GFCC) is the multi-service behavioral health care division of the Gardner Family Health Network 5

6. Centro de Bienestar Services (Mental Health Department) Psychosocial & psychological assessments Psychosocial & psychological assessments Crisis intervention Crisis intervention Individual, group & family therapy & rehabilitation services Individual, group & family therapy & rehabilitation services Case management Case management Education, Community Outreach, & Advocacy Education, Community Outreach, & Advocacy Psychotropic medication support & evaluation Psychotropic medication support & evaluation A 24-hour on-call response service A 24-hour on-call response service 6

7. Overview of Centro’s Programs Early Childhood Mental Health Family & Children Adult/Older Adult Adult - Full Service Partnership - FSP Asian Pacific Youth Program Cambodian Cultural Specific Services Learning Together Initiative (LTI) for Cambodian Families System of Care Juvenile Probation Department Therapeutic Behavioral Services Family Enrichment Program Expanded Differential Response Family Strength-Based Services Intensive Up-Front Parent Skill Building Services Superior Court Initiative Dual Diagnosis Programs: CalWORKs, Parolee Re-Entry Criminal Justice Programs – FSP California Department Correctional Rehabilitation (CDCR) 7

8. Gardner: GFHN and GFCC Total Clients by Race/Ethnicity (FY10 -11) 8

9. Gardner Family Care Corporation(GFCC) Clients by Race/Ethnicity (FY 10-11) 9

10. Centro de Bienestar-Mental Health Dept. Estimate Clients by Ethnicity (FY 10-11) 10

11. Gardner Family Care Corporation Number of Staff, Ethnicity, Language Spoken EthnicityLanguage Spoken # OF STAFF HispanicWhiteAsianAfrican America OtherSpanishVietnameseCambodianChinese WIC 2720 (74%) 2 (8%) 5 (18%) 0022401 PROYECTO 3530 (85%) 2 (6%) 1 (3%) 2 ( 6%) 023200 CENTRO 13282 (62%) 18 (14%) 23 (18%) 6 (4%) 3 (2%) 751050 TOTAL1941322229831201651 11

12. Centro Staff Degree Qualifications 12Ph.DM.D.LCSWLMFTMFTIASWBAAATotal26167518395100