2021 Annual Report
Brehon assisted over 1500 clients with needs including shelter, family support and education. These prevention programs saved the community $20 million in avoidance of hospital, educational, and child abuse costs. During this year Brehon’s programs accomplished the following objectives:
Brehon House
Transitional housing and case management for homeless, pregnant women and their babies; services provided up to 4 months post-partum when families are moved into more permanent housing.
- 34 homeless, pregnant women and children received housing and support services.
- 100% of residents completing the program moved into more permanent housing.
- 100% of residents delivered healthy babies.
- 100% of residents achieved at least 80% of their goals.
- Provided 2,500 hours of services (i.e. life skills and parenting classes).
- 2,000 referrals made
Project S.A.F.E. (Support and Family Education)
In-home family support, intervention services, and parent education for high risk families; services provided up to 90 days.
- 186 individuals received services in Madison county
- 371 individuals received services in Taylor county
- Provided 5,000 hours of services including parent education, self-esteem and life skills.
- Over 200 referrals made
Healthy Families Gadsden/Leon total program
- 77 Gadsden County families received in-home assessment and family support services
- 117 Leon County families received in-home assessment and family support services
- 100% of families who completed the program had NO verified findings of child maltreatment within 12 months after completion
- 100% of families target children were up to date on immunizations by 24 months
2019 Annual Report
Brehon assisted 1,277 clients with needs including shelter, family support and education. These prevention programs saved the community $20 million in avoidance of hospital, educational, and child abuse costs. During this year Brehon’s programs accomplished the following objectives:
Brehon House
Transitional housing and case management for homeless, pregnant women and their babies; services provided up to 2 months post-partum when families are moved into more permanent housing.
- 26 homeless, pregnant women and children received housing and support services.
- 100% of residents completing the program moved into more permanent housing.
- 100% of residents delivered healthy babies.
- 100% of residents achieved at least 80% of their goals.
- Provided 2,500 hours of services (i.e. life skills and parenting classes).
- 2,000 referrals made
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Project S.A.F.E. (Support and Family Education)
In-home family support, intervention services, and parent education for high risk families; services provided up to 90 days.
- 124 individuals received services in Madison
- 154 individuals received services in Taylor counties.
- Provided 3,000 hours of services including parent education, self-esteem and life skills.
- Delivered 5,000 units of service.
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Healthy Families Gadsden/Leon total program
- Families participating in the program for more than six months that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment (abuse and/or neglect) during their participation:
| Contract Year | Percent |
|---|---|
| 2016-2017 | 100% |
| 2017-2018 | 99% |
| 2018-2019 | 98% |
HFF Program Goal=95%
- Families who completed the program that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment within 12 months after completion:
| Contract Year | Percent |
|---|---|
| 2016-2017 | 100% |
| 2017-2018 | 100% |
| 2018-2019 | 100% |
HFF Program Goal=95%
Healthy Families Gadsden
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 465 individuals (77 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 93% 2017-2018 96% 2018-2019 95% HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 98% 2017-2018 98% 2018-2019 94% HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 97% 2017-2018 98% 2018-2019 95% HFF Program Goal=90%
- Families that received/completed at least 75% of the home visits required:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 90% 2017-2018 94% 2018-2019 96% HFF Program Goal=80%
Healthy Families Leon
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 508 individuals (104 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 100% 2017-2018 93% 2018-2019 100% HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 95% 2017-2018 97% 2018-2019 96% HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 98% 2017-2018 98% 2018-2019 96% HFF Program Goal=90%
- Primary participants that closed on Level 3, Level 4 or completed the program that improved or maintained self-sufficiency while enrolled:
Contract Year Percent 2016-2017 87% 2017-2018 100% 2018-2019 100% HFF Program Goal=80%
Brehon’s 2018 Impact and Accomplishments Annual Report
Brehon assisted 1525 clients with needs including shelter, family support and education. These prevention programs saved the community $20 million in avoidance of hospital, educational, and child abuse costs. During this year Brehon’s programs accomplished the following objectives:
Brehon House
Transitional housing and case management for homeless, pregnant women and their babies; services provided up to 2 months post-partum when families are moved into more permanent housing.
- 29 homeless, pregnant women and children received housing and support services.
- 100% of residents completing the program moved into more permanent housing.
- 100% of residents delivered healthy babies.
- 100% of residents achieved at least 80% of their goals.
- Provided 2,500 hours of services (i.e. life skills and parenting classes).
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Project S.A.F.E. (Support and Family Education):
In-home family support, intervention services, and parent education for high risk families; services provided up to 90 days.
- 155 individuals received services in Madison
- 220 individuals receive services in Taylor counties.
- Provided 3,000 hours of services including parent education, self-esteem and life skills.
- Delivered 5,000 units of service.
- 296 referrals made.
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Healthy Families Gadsden/Leon total program:
- Families participating in the program for more than six months that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment (abuse and/or neglect) during their participation:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 99%
2016-2017 100%
2017-2018 99%
HFF Program Goal=95%
- Families who completed the program that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment within 12 months after completion:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 100%
2016-2017 100%
2017-2018 100%
HFF Program Goal=95%
Healthy Families Gadsden:
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 521 individuals (179 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 100%
2016-2017 93%
2017-2018 96%
HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 97%
2016-2017 98%
2017-2018 98%
HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 95%
2016-2017 97%
2017-2018 98%
HFF Program Goal=90%
- Families that received/completed at least 75% of the home visits required:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 88%
2016-2017 90%
2017-2018 94%
HFF Program Goal=80%
Healthy Families Leon:
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 600 individuals (256 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 100%
2016-2017 100%
2017-2018 93%
HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 100%
2016-2017 95%
2017-2018 97%
HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 98%
2016-2017 98%
2017-2018 98%
HFF Program Goal=90%
- Primary participants that closed on Level 3, Level 4 or completed the program that improved or maintained self-sufficiency while enrolled:
Contract Year & Percentage
2015-2016 87%
2016-2017 87%
2017-2018 100%
Brehon’s 2017 Impact and Accomplishments Annual Report
Brehon assisted 1542 clients with needs including shelter, family support, and education. These prevention programs saved the community $20 million in avoidance of hospital, educational, and child abuse costs. During this year Brehon’s programs accomplished the following objectives:
Brehon House
Transitional housing and case management for homeless, pregnant women and their babies; services provided up to 2 months post-partum when families are moved into more permanent housing.
- 30 homeless, pregnant women and children received housing and support services.
- 100% of residents completing the program moved into more permanent housing.
- 100% of residents delivered healthy babies.
- 100% of residents achieved at least 80% of their goals.
- Provided 2,500 hours of services (i.e. life skills and parenting classes).
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Project S.A.F.E. (Support and Family Education)
In-home family support, intervention services, and parent education for high-risk families; services provided up to 90 days.
- 143 individuals received services in Madison.
- 212 individuals receive services in Taylor counties.
- Provided 3,000 hours of services including parent education, self-esteem and life skills.
- Delivered 5,000 units of service.
- 282 referrals made.
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Healthy Families Gadsden/Leon total program:
- Families participating in the program for more than six months that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment (abuse and/or neglect) during their participation:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 97%
2015-2016: 99%
2016-2017: 100%
HFF Program Goal=95%
- Families who completed the program that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment within 12 months after completion:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 100%
2015-2016: 100%
2016-2017: 100%
HFF Program Goal=95%
Healthy Families Gadsden
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 610 individuals (110 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 88%
2015-2016: 100%
2016-2017: 93%
HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 99%
2015-2016: 97%
2016-2017: 98%
HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 96%
2015-2016: 95%
2016-2017: 97%
HFF Program Goal=90%
- Families that received/completed at least 75% of the home visits required:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 90%
2015-2016: 88%
2016-2017: 90%
HFF Program Goal=80%
Healthy Families Leon
Local program of Healthy Families Florida, a nationally accredited, evidence-based home visiting program that prevents abuse and neglect, saves children’s lives; services may be provided up to 5 years.
- 547 individuals (106 families) received in-home assessment and family support services.
- Families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 100%
2015-2016: 100%
2016-2017: 100%
HFF Program Goal=85%
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within 2 years of the birth of the target child:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 100%
2015-2016: 100%
2016-2017: 95%
HFF Program Goal=80%
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 97%
2015-2016: 98%
2016-2017: 98%
HFF Program Goal=90%
- Primary participants that closed on Level 3, Level 4 or completed the program that improved or maintained self-sufficiency while enrolled:
Contract Year & Percentage
2014-2015: 100%
2015-2016: 87%
2016-2017: 87%
HFF Program Goal=80%
Download the 2017 Brehon Annual Report
Brehon’s 2016 Impact and Accomplishments Annual Report
Brehon assisted 1,509 clients with needs including shelter, family support, and education. These prevention programs saved the community $20 million in avoidance of hospital, educational, and child abuse costs. During this year Brehon’s programs accomplished the following objectives:
Brehon House
Transitional housing and case management for homeless, pregnant women and their babies; services provided up to two months postpartum when families are moved into more permanent housing.
- 25 homeless, pregnant women and children received housing and support services.
- 100% of residents completing the program moved into more permanent housing.
- 100% of residents delivered healthy babies.
- 100% of residents achieved at least 80% of their goals.
- 2,500 hours of services were provided (i.e. life skills and parenting classes).
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Project S.A.F.E. (Support and Family Education)
In-home family support, intervention services, and parent education for high-risk families; services provided up to 90 days.
- 137 individuals received services in Madison
- 242 individuals receive services in Taylor counties.
- 3,000 hours of services were provided including parent education, self-esteem and life skills.
- 5,000 units of service were delivered.
- 282 referrals made.
- ZERO infant mortality rate.
Healthy Families Gadsden/Leon Programs
1,105 individuals received in-home assessment and family support services
- Families participating in the program for more than six months that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment (abuse and/or neglect) during their participation.
- Families who completed the program that had NO verified findings of child maltreatment within 12 months after completion
- All families whose target children were up-to-date with all immunizations at 24 months
- Enrolled moms without a subsequent pregnancy within two years of the birth of the target child exceeded Program Goal of 80 percent
- Target children enrolled that received a developmental screen according to the schedule exceeded Program Goal of 90 percent
- Primary participants that closed on Level 3, Level 4 or completed the program that improved or maintained self-sufficiency while enrolled exceeded Program Goal of 80 percent
Download our 2016 annual report
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