Fiscal Year 2018 Direct Services
Participants achieve their recovery goals through a comprehensive array of services and programs:
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Individuals Served
Thinking Well (Cognitive Remediation)
- Computer-based exercises and therapeutic bridging sessions that develop skills in memory, attention, reasoning and problem solving, processing speed, and verbal and visual learning
- 104 participants: 91% had positive functional outcomes (e.g., job, school); 100% who completed sessions and took post-assessment achieved improvement in 4 or more of 6 cognitive domains
Supported Employment
- 78 participants: 63% competitively employed (jobs not set aside for disabilities); 100% retained jobs at 3 months; 72% at 12 months
Supported Education
- 90 participants: 62 enrolled in post-secondary education
- Onsite at College Campuses
- W.R. Battey Educational Scholarship Fund
Tele-Education Support (TEdS)
- Engage students in use of on-campus supports
- Ongoing communication via Skype, phone, email, text
Housing and Community Support Services
- 98 individuals received housing and community support services
- Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) coaching; budgeting; goal planning; case management
Social Rehabilitation Services
- 568 individuals received services
- Recovery planning, outreach, advocacy, peer support
- Writers,’ Artists’ and Skill Building Workshops
- Food Service (Café and Kitchen) and Wellness Programs
- Treasure Hunters Thrift Store
• Particpants learn store operations and customer service
• Truck pick up donated furniture for resale at the store or for use in Laurel House apartments
www.rtor.org
- Gateway website for families to expert help
- Family-Endorsed Providers Directory
- 338,258 unique users to the site, 388,179 visits
- 1,165 requests for help, responded to by two Resource Specialists
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Unique users visited www.rtor.org
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Cases were responded to by the rtor.org Resource Specialist
