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Evidence Based Supported Employment presented by Al Barton, Kim Chopp, & Cheryl Rhodes Mid Columbia Center for Living.

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1 Evidence Based Supported Employment presented by Al Barton, Kim Chopp, & Cheryl Rhodes Mid Columbia Center for Living

2 Overview of Presentation Introductions Review of Individual placement and Support (IPS) supported employment Role of IPS Employment Specialist Challenges and Solutions of Supported Employment Your Questions

3 OSECE Provides technical assistance to Mental Health Agencies across Oregon Conducts fidelity (quality control) reviews Collects and shares data Promote SE services Promote statewide collaboration Supported Education

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5 J&J Dartmouth collaboration

6 Highlights 710 clients have exited with jobs Grown from 3 to 25 sites over 10 years Recent expansion to 54 employment specialists across state Steady employment outcomes Working relationships with VR/EASA

7 IPS Supported Employment Eight Principles Every person who wants to work is eligible Supported employment is integrated with treatment Competitive Employment is the goal Consumer preferences are important

8 IPS Supported Employment Eight Principles Rapid job search Systematic Job Development Follow along supports are continuous Personalized benefits planning

9 Exercise for group Which of the eight principles resounds with you the most? Is there a principle that you question?

10 Collaboration with Community Partners Vocational Rehabilitation Benefits Planners (SSA, etc.) Business owners Family members Residential facilities Other community partners

11 Job Development A. Meeting employers B. Learning about the community C. Providing education D. Helping secure jobs for participants E. All of the above

12 Survey of Graduated Clients 42 participated in follow up survey Results….

13 Challenges & Solutions Integrating SE into Mental Health Surviving Budget Issues How to Balance Client Preference with Community Partner Preference

14 Contact information MCCFLOSECE Al Barton CSS ManagerCrystal McMahon 541-296-5452 ext 4240541-621-8875 cell al.barton@mccfl.orgal.barton@mccfl.orgcmcmahon@optionsonline.org www.osece.org Cheryl Rhodes SE SpecialistKori Kuanna 541-296-5452 ext 4265541-659-1059 cheryl.rhodes@mccfl.orgcheryl.rhodes@mccfl.orgkkuaana@optionsonline.org Kim Chopp SE Specialist 541-296-5452 ext 4260 kim.chopp@mccfl.org

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