Mini Twelve Step House, Inc'

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Mini Twelve Step House, Inc.
Road to Self-Sufficiency
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Mini Twelve Step House, Inc.A Full Continuum of
Care
Residential
Bus No. 1
Outpatient
Self- Sufficiency
Bus No. 2
Aftercare
Bus No. 3
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Identifying the Needs

• Social issues of passengers ?Stops along the way
• Substance abuse ?Counseling Support Groups
• Homelessness ?Stable housing
• Poverty ?Employment
• Family separateness ?Parenting skills Family
  Reunification
• Involvement in ?Social rehabilitation/re-entranc
  e
• penal system
• Urban domestic ?Grief loss counseling
  Self-
• violence esteem building
• Communicable diseases ?Education, prevention,
  counseling treatment referrals
• Medical ?Screenings treatment referrals
• Mental health triage ?Referrals case
  Management

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Passengers BoardingResidential Bus
Low Income Women with

• Substance Abuse
• Homelessness
• Poor Health
• Mental Illness

• Family Dysfunction
• Domestic Violence
• Illiteracy/limited education
• Social dysfunctions

Residential
Bus No. 1
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Six Months Residential TreatmentThree Phases

• Crisis Intervention
• Treatment
• Transition

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1. Crisis Intervention

• Assessment
• California Outcomes Measurement Services (CalOMS)
• Addiction Severity Index (ASI)
• Shelter
• Clothing and Food
• Health Screening
• HIV/AIDS
• Tuberculosis, Hepatitis Screening
• Address Legal Issues
• Identification
• Social Security Cards

First 30 Days Residential Treatment
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2. Treatment

• Continuation of Crisis Intervention

• Group Sessions
• Relapse Prevention
• Parenting Education
• Twelve Step Meetings
• Domestic Violence
• Life Skills l (literacy training)
• Reading
• Writing
• Math
• Envisioning

• Individual Counseling
• Goal Setting
• Tracking Progress
• Case Conferencing
• Exploring Patterns of Behavior

First 90 Days Residential
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3. Transition

• Continuation of Treatment
• Case Management
• career planning
• job preparation
• life skills II (lifestyle training)
• checkbook balancing
• budgeting
• shopping
• time management
• Housing
• Family Reunification

Transfer to Bus No. 2
Second 90 Days Residential
Outpatient
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Passengers BoardingOutpatient Bus
Solution Family Resource Center
Solution Family Resource Center

• Transfers from Bus No. 1 (Mini House Residential
  Clients)
• Families of Mini House Residential Clients
• Female clients and their families
• Male clients and their families
• Mental Health Referrals
• Employment Assistant Program Referrals
• Court Referrals
• DPSS Referrals
• DCFS Referrals

Outpatient
Bus No. 2
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612 Months Outpatient TreatmentFour Phases

• 1. Crisis Intervention
• 2. Treatment
• 3. Transition to Aftercare
• 4. Vocational Rehabilitation

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1. Crisis Intervention

• Assessment
• California Outcomes Measurement Services (CalOMS)
• Addiction Severity Index (ASI)
• Placement
• Residential
• Outpatient
• Aftercare
• Referrals
• Medical (Health screenings i.e. HIV/AIDS, TB)
• Mental Health
• Social Services (DPSS, DCFS, etc.)
• Shelters, Clothing and Food
• Legal
• Transportation

First 30 Days Outpatient
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2. Treatment

• Continue Crisis Intervention

• ? Individual Counseling Session
• Goal Setting
• Tracking Progress
• Case Conferencing
• Family Dynamics
• Exploring Patterns of Behavior

• Group Sessions
• Relapse Prevention
• Open Recovery Discussion
• Gender Specific Recovery Groups
• Womens Awareness and Education
• Applied Life Skills lliteracy training
• Reading
• Writing
• Math
• Envisioning
• Parenting
• Twelve Step Meetings

First 90 Days Outpatient
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3. Transition

• Continuation of Treatment
• Case Management
• Goal Setting
• Education
• Family Reunification
• Employment
• Applied Life skills ll--lifestyle training
• Checkbook balancing/writing
• Time Management
• Shopping
• Budgeting

• Social Re-entry
• Establishing bank account/credit/insurance
• Managing social systems
• General Relief
• CAL Works
• Childrens services
• Secure Permanent Housing

Second 90120 Days Outpatient
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4. Vocational Rehabilitation

• Continuation of Treatment
• Continuation of Transition Phase
• Career Planning
• Education
• Certificate Programs
• Nursing
• Cosmetology
• Construction
• GED
• Continuing Education
• Associate Degree
• Bachelors Degree

• Career Planning (cont.)
• Employment Preparation
• Application completion
• Resume writing
• Interviewing Techniques
• Dress for Success

Transfer to Bus No. 3
Last 90 Days Outpatient
Aftercare
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Passengers Boarding Aftercare Bus
Solution Family Resource Center

• Transfers from Bus No. 2 (Solution Outpatient
  Clients)
• Mini Twelve Step House Alumni
• Employment Assistant Program Referrals
• Court Referrals
• Dept. of Public Social Services (DPSS) Referrals
• Dept of Children Family Services (DCFS) Referrals
• Other Treatment Program Referrals

Aftercare
Bus No. 3
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Six-Months Aftercare Program Comprehensive Case
Management

• Two Tracks
• 1. Unemployed
• 2. Underemployed/Employed

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1. Unemployed

• Full Time Student (provide proof of enrollment
  and academic progress)
• Full Time Job Search (provide documentation of
  continuous search)
• Part Time Student/Job Search (provide proof of
  enrollment, academic progress, job search)

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Unemployed

• Weekly Minimum Participation Requirements
• 1 (one) Individual coaching session (must be
  face-to-face)
• 3 (three) Group sessions
• 1 (one) Community 12-Step meeting

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Unemployed

• Group Sessions
• Relapse Prevention
• Book Studies
• 12 Traditions 12 Steps
• Big Book
• Parenting
• Applied Lifeskills II (lifestyle training)
• Employment Preparation

• Individual Coaching Sessions
• Goal Setting
• Education
• Employment
• Family Dynamics
• Reunification
• Child Care
• Parenting Skills
• Family medical/mental Health needs
• School related issues
• Housing (secure and maintain stable residence)
• Legal Issues

Community Involvement
-Community 12-Step Meeting -Sponsorship
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2. Underemployed/Employed

• Minimum employment 50 (20 work hours) per week
  (must provide proof of employment quarterly)

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Underemployed/Employed

• Weekly Minimum Participation Requirements
• 1 (one) Individual coaching session (face-to-face
  or via telephone)
• 1 (one) Group sessions
• 2 (two) Community 12-step meetings

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Underemployed/Employed
Individual Coaching Sessions

• Goal Setting
• Employment
• Career Upgrade
• Status (part time? full time)
• Job maintenance
• Education
• GED
• Vocational Certification
• Continuing Education (AA, BA, BS, etc.)

• Family Dynamics
• Reunification
• School/child care
• Relationships issues
• Housing (secure and maintain stable residence)
• Legal Issues

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Underemployed/Employed
Group Sessions

• Relapse Prevention
• Book Studies
• 12 Traditions 12 Steps
• Big Book

• Parenting
• Applied Lifeskills II (lifestyle training)
• Job Club

Community Involvement

• 12-Step Meetings (AA, NA, CA, Alanon, Alateens)
• Sponsorship

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Reaching the Goal of Self-Sufficiency

• Abstinence from Alcohol Drug Use
• Stable housing
• Stable income
• Family reunification
• No return to jail
• Health stabilized

Final Destination