FOR MY

BABY AND

MEA COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE

APPROACH TO ADDICTION TREATMENT FOR PREGNANT WOMEN AND NEW MOTHERS

FOR TODAY’S

DISCUSSION

THE FMBAM COMMUNITY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

THE EASY BUTTON

OUTCOMES EVALUATION

SERVICES BY PROVIDER

Q&A

FOR MY BABY AND

ME VIDEO

“FAMBAM”

Community

Capital Health System

Catholic Charities

Rescue Mission Shelter

Henry J Austin Federally

Qualified Health Center

HomeFront Family Shelter

The Trenton Health Team

FMBAM OVERVIEWThe program “levers” are identify, treat and connect, initiated through one phone call. Utilizing a collaborative evidenced-based model, the specific program aims are as follows:

Increase routinized substance abuse screening and correlated pregnancy testing of women among childbearing age in the City of Trenton and throughout Mercer County New Jersey.

To provide addiction treatment during pregnancy, sober living arrangements when needed, medical care for women and children, a psychosocial support system and individualized services to support recovery and avoid relapse.

To increase the likelihood and incidence of long-term recovery for pregnant women and new mothers struggling with addiction.

To establish and maintain integrated service delivery and collaborative treatment pathways among community partners.

THE “EASY

BUTTON”

Identify

• Screening for pregnancy at Capital Health Medical System Facilities, St. Francis Medical Center, Henry J Austin FQHC and OB offices

Connect

• 24-hour/7-day referral hotline through THT

• Intake within 24 hours of referral call

• Housing / Sheltering as needed

• Peer Support Counselor to connect in person by phone

• Assessment of the need for safe and sober housing

Treat

• Individualized Care Plan for treatment and supportive services

• Sober living/Referral to residential treatment

• Peer recovery supports

• Medication Assisted Treatment

• Intensive Outpatient Program

• Case Management

• Prenatal, primary and pediatric care

• Support services – transportation, childcare, housing, supported employment and legal services

FMBAM SYSTEMS

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POPULATION HEALTH

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

TECHNOLOGY

PROVIDER ROLES AND

RESPONSIBILITIES

CATHOLIC CHARITIES

HOMEFRONT

RESCUE MISSION

Catholic Charities

Medicated Assisted Treatment

Intensive Out Patient

Individual Therapy

Care Coordination

Childcare

Supported Employment

Rescue Mission

• Peer Support

• Transportation

Rescue Mission

An Introduction to HomeFront

Mary Gay Abbott

HomeFront’s 4 Core Beliefs

Children nurtured by love and support will

grow on a path to realizing life’s

possibilities.

Families deserve

safe, secure

housing.

With the right

tools, all families

can succeed.

Families need

basic necessities

to live a life with

dignity.

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FMBAM OUTCOMES

AND EVALUATIONThe year-one findings of program as indicated in the Center for Research and Evaluation on Education and Human Services at Montclair State University are as follows:

Capital Health medical facilities/Catholic Charities Screener screened 15,729 women

With the first six month period 35 pregnant and postpartum women were enrolled in the program

100% of the women participated in Recovery Peer Supports

74% of the women enrolled in OUD Treatment at Catholic Charities

37% enrolled in Sober Living at HomeFront and Rescue Mission shelters

As of April 15, 2019

58 Women in total have received services

15 babies have been born

12 babies have been discharged with their mothers

4 mothers who entered program after delivery have been reunited with their babies due to program support

Questions &

Answers

THANK YOU!