Mariposa Women and Family Center

Enhanced Care Management and Treatment (ECMT) Program Outcomes:

1. Improved Client Stability:
-Reduced rates of hospitalization and emergency room visits among ECMT participants.
-Increased stability in housing, employment, and social support systems.
-Demonstrated improvement in daily living skills and self-management.

2. Enhanced Mental and Physical Health:
-Measurable reductions in symptoms of mental health conditions (e.g., depression, anxiety).
-Improved adherence to prescribed medications and treatment plans.
-Increased engagement in preventative healthcare and wellness activities.

3. Increased Engagement and Participation:
-Higher rates of attendance and participation in scheduled appointments and treatment sessions.
-Increased client satisfaction with the ECMT program and its services.
-Improved communication and collaboration between clients, care managers, and other service providers.

4. Reduced Recurrence and Relapse:
-Lower rates of relapse into substance use or other problematic behaviors.
-Increased utilization of relapse prevention strategies and support systems.
-Increased time between relapses.

5. Improved Quality of Life:
-Increased client reports of improved overall well-being and quality of life.
-Enhanced social connectedness and reduced feelings of isolation.
-Increased feelings of self-efficacy.

CalWORKs Program Outcomes:

1. Increased Employment and Economic Stability:
-Higher rates of successful job placement among CalWORKs participants.
-Increased income levels and reduced reliance on public assistance.
-Improved job retention rates and career advancement.
-Increased participation in educational and vocational training programs.

2. Improved Family Well-being:
-Enhanced financial stability for families, leading to improved housing and food security.
-Increased access to childcare and support services, enabling parents to participate in work and training.
-Improved family relationships and reduced stress levels.
-Improved children's school attendance and academic performance.

3. Enhanced Self-Sufficiency and Empowerment:
-Increased participants' confidence and self-esteem.
-Improved problem-solving and decision-making skills.
-Increased ability to navigate community resources and support systems.
-Increased knowledge about financial literacy and budgeting.

4. Reduced Barriers to Employment:
-Decreased rates of barriers to employment such as lack of transportation, childcare, or stable housing.
-Increased access to mental health and substance abuse services, addressing underlying challenges.
-Increased access to needed clothing, and other resources to allow for successful interviews and employment.

4. Increased Community Engagement:
-Increased participation in community activities and volunteer work.
-Improved social support networks and reduced isolation.
-Increased sense of civic responsibility.

1. Increased Client Well-being and Safety:
-Clients report a greater sense of safety and emotional security during treatment.
-Measurable improvements in clients' overall mental and emotional health.
-Clients demonstrate increased coping skills and resilience.

2. Reduced Substance Use and Relapse:
-Decreased rates of substance use among program participants.
-Increased successful completion of treatment programs.
-Demonstrated application of relapse prevention strategies.
-Increased time between relapses.

3. Enhanced Personal and Family Relationships:
-Improved communication and conflict resolution skills within families.
-Stronger support networks for individuals and families.
-Increased family involvement in the recovery process.

4. Improved Individual Functioning:
-Increased self-awareness and understanding of personal triggers.
-Improved ability to manage daily life and responsibilities.
-Increased self-esteem and self-efficacy.

5. Stronger Community Integration:
-Increased participation in community-based support groups and activities.
-Improved social skills and ability to build healthy relationships.
-Increased sense of belonging and connection to the community.