TAPESTRY FAMILY SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Mental health treatment program: tapestry family services (henceforth known as tapestry) was established as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in 2001. Previously, it was largely a child/youth and family services organization providing specialty mental health services in the north county, (willits, covelo, laytonville, legget) and central / south county (ukiah, hopland, potter and redwood valleys). Many of the aspects of the original tapestry family services continue within the organization: empowering clients and their family members to access and utilize the mental health services to which they are eligible, ready and willing to utilize. Tapestry family services has provided specialty mental health services for children and their families, including individual therapy, family therapy, collateral therapy, group therapy and individual rehabilitation for over 20 years. In march 2022 tapestry expanded its service populations to include supporting our community with serving the adult system of care as well. These services are available for the lifespan who meet the criteria for medical necessity and who have full-scope medi-cal. In addition to these services, tapestry has served as a…

   $3,422,627 spent$5,821,293 earned by the program
   65% of program spending

2. Treatment foster care (tfc) services are designed to supervise, nurture and provide day to day care for a child; provide stability and reliability in the child's life, help the child master basic life skills; participate as part of the tapestry team, record keeping, ongoing training while placed in out of home care.intensive services foster care (isfc) targets and supports children and non-minor dependents remaining in a ffa isfc home and either avoid congregate care or allow for a child to step down from congregate care to a home based foster care setting. Tfs isfc program, in collaboration with mcdss, is designed to provide supports and effective therapeutic treatment to ensure that children are not only set up to be successful in the least restrictive environment but also can remain within their county of residence prior to placement. Tfs isfc homes provide high levels of intensive care in a home based setting and supervision to address a child's unique needs, as determined through a comprehensive assessment. Tfs has the ability to recruit, train and support local resource homes who are passionate about providing intensive levels of care. In addition, tapestry's mental health…

   $1,401,045 spent$1,879,327 earned by the program
   27% of program spending

3. Intensive care coordination (icc) services offer targeted case management services which include assessment of, care planning for, and coordination of services for children and youth who meet the criteria for icc and intensive home based services (see below).intensive home based services (ihbs) offers individualized, strength-based interventions designed to ameliorate mental health conditions that interfere with a child's or youth's functioning. Interventions are aimed at helping the child/youth build skills for successful functioning in the home and community, as well as improving the family's ability to help the child/youth successfully function in the home and community.individual rehabilitation services, these services are provided to clients to assist in skill development and are more long term in design to assist with development and maintaining of the skills learned. These skills vary based on the bpsa and care plan developed by the assessing therapist and parent.

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4. Licensed treatment foster care (within the foster family agency ("ffa"): the organization operates a licensed treatment foster care program through which children who are unable to function in their own homes or in regular foster care are cared for and nurtured by trained and supported foster families.

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5. Therapeutic after-school and summer activities are located at several sites around ukiah. This program is designed to help children manage their emotions and behavior and develop greater self-esteem.

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6. The hear us program exemplifies tapestry family services' mission to reduce barriers to mental health care. This initiative brings services directly to rural and isolated communities, focusing on populations that may face challenges accessing traditional mental health resources. Key demographics include: native american communities: offering culturally sensitive support to promote well-being while respecting traditions and values. Lgbtq+ individuals: providing safe and affirming mental health services to combat stigma and foster resilience. At-risk populations: supporting individuals facing heightened vulnerability due to reduced access to care or societal stigma. By meeting clients where they are, the hear us program ensures that even the most remote communities receive the care they need.

   $460,610 spent
   9% of program spending

7. Tapestry family services plays a crucial role in supporting the mental health of students across mendocino county through: mental health students services act (mhssa): delivered in collaboration with the county, providing comprehensive mental health support to students. Direct school and district contracts: partnering with schools and districts to offer services tailored to their specific needs. These school-based services include individual therapy, individual rehabilitation, and group rehabilitation to help support students with emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges while helping students build skills for resilience and growth. By embedding mental health services within schools tapestry family services helps create supportive educational environments where students can thrive academically and emotionally.

   $0 spent$202,725 earned by the program
   0% of program spending

The 7 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $5,284,282.