Morrow County Behavioral Health Resource Network Proposal & Budget Reconciliation Details
Explore the proposal for the Behavioral Health Resource Network in Morrow County, including budget allocation adjustments and concerns addressed by the OAC Subcommittee. Learn how Community Counseling Services plans to meet funding challenges while maintaining essential services and supporting housing needs with a focus on harm reduction and individualized assistance.
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Behavioral Health Resource Network Proposal Morrow County Region June 1, 2022
Morrow County Initial Budget Request TTL requested $2,471,756 Morrow County Allocation: $924,517 Exceeding allocation: $1,547,239 3
OAC Subcommittee Concerns How will Community Counseling Services (CCS) reduce the funding amount to meet the county allocation? CCS reduced staffing (4.48 FTE reduced from 9 FTE) MAT Psychiatrist and MAT Nurse FTE will be leveraged from other sources. Reduced staffing results in less office space/rent costs. All BHRN services from original proposal will still be covered. How will CCS meet the M 110 values related to housing? Each person served through the Morrow County BHRN will be screened for housing needs. Housing assistance will be individualized and low-barrier. Housing options will include emergency and long-term/permanent. Harm-reduction approaches will be embraced. - Relapse will not impact long term housing placement. 4
Budget Reconciliation Initial request: $ 2,471,756 Reduction New BHRN project budget $ 924,517 Amount over/(under) allocation -0- ($1,547,239) Additional budget considerations: FTE, rent and capital costs all reduced. CCS still offering robust client services including community outreach, reach-in services, rental assistance, housing assistance vouchers, and personal hygiene supplies. 5
