1. SANCTUARY GRANT ENDS WHAT NOW?

2. THIS PRESENTATION IS FOR: Agencies that have completed certification. Agencies that are grantees, but that as yet have not gone through a certification visit. Agencies that want to learn more about the positive impact of the Sanctuary Model of Trauma- Informed Care.

3. FOR THE AGENCIES THAT HAVE COMPLETED CERTIFICATION WHAT WAS YOUR EXPERIENCE?

4. OUR EXPERIENCE WAS ONE THAT WAS TRULY STRENGTH-BASED AND COLLABORATIVE

5. THOSE AGENCIES THAT HAVE YET TO HAVE A CERTIFICATION REVIEW TEAM VISIT QUESTIONS?

6. WE WOULD LIKE TO HIGHLIGHT 4 ASPECTS THAT WE FELT WERE KEY TO HAVING A SUCCESSFUL REVIEW

7. 1.A PERSON WALKING THROUGH YOUR FACILITY SHOULD EXPERIENCE A STRONG FEELING THAT THERE HAS BEEN AN INTEGRATION OF THE 7 SANCTUARY COMMITMENTS

8. 2.CONSCIOUS UTILIZATION OF S. E.L.F. BY CLIENTS AND STAFF

9. 3.THERE NEEDS TO BE AN EMBEDDING OF SANCTUARY PRINCIPLES INTO AGENCY PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES

10. 4.THE EXTENSION OF SANCTUARY BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES OF THE AGENCY INTO CLIENT HOMES AND WITH STAKEHOLDERS

11. POSITIVE IMPACT OF THE SANCTUARY MODEL OF TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE ON OUTCOMES

12. THE FOLLOWING SLIDES REPRESENT BOTH PRE- AND POST- GRANT DATA

13. POST-GRANT DATA DEMONSTRATE THE VERY POSITIVE IMPACT THE SANCTUARY MODEL OF TRAUMA- INFORMED CARE HAS HAD ON OUTCOMES

14. CHILDLINE CALLS * 2007: 17 2008:13 2009:10 2010: 2 * All ChildLine calls from 2007-2010 were deemed unfounded.

15. 78 60 40 11 @ 6 months

17. 3 @ 6 months

23. 37 % of youth 17 years old or older graduate from Saint Gabriel’s Hall with a High School Diploma or Equivalency. This figure is nearly four times the 10 % rate of graduation for Juvenile Justice youth in Philadelphia Public Schools

24. Recidivism by Education Status (N=482)

25. Consistent School Attendance (>75% of the time; N=367)

27. Consistent Counseling Attendance (>75% of the time; N=405)

30. Trauma Symptom Checklist for Children (TSCC) Developed by Dr. John Briere in 1989 54 Self-report Items Normed by age and gender

31. The TSCC Consists of Two Validity Scales and Six Clinical Scales

32. Validity Scales: 1) UNDERRESPONSE Scale: measures the youth’s tendency to deny symptomatology 2) HYPERRESPONSE Scale: measures a youth’s tendency to to overrespond to symptom items

33. Clinical Scales: Anxiety Depression Anger Posttraumatic Stress Dissociation (Overt and Fantasy) Sexual Concerns (includes the subscales Sexual Distress and Sexual Preoccupation)

34. Analysis of Variance on Pre- and Post-Test TSCC scores reveal: Decreased Anxiety scores (p=.014) Decreased Depression scores (p =.008) Decreased Post-Traumatic Stress scores (p =.027)

35. TODAY’S TAKEAWAYS: We and all those who have been certified are a resource to you We could give a presentation at your agency You could come and visit our agency You could call and we would offer whatever help we could