2024-11-06T08:48:03-08:00 2023-12-31 463893925 Walker Giroux & Hahne LLC 225 1st Street N Suite 2400 Virginia MN 55792 990 2023-01-01 363541015 FIRST CALL FOR HELP OF ITASCA COUNTY FIRS 8004428565 1007 NW 4TH STREET B GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 MARTA CARRIGAN CHAIR 2024-11-06 true true Thomas Kelly P01240546 2187494880 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z 1007 NW 4TH STREET B GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 4753274 false X www.firstcall211.net X 1987 MN First call for Help of Itasca County is a private, nonprofit community organization whose mission is to provide free, confidential and nonjudgement crisis intervention, active listening, and information and referral services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to the residents and agencies of North Central Minnesota. 6 6 130 0 784849 1263909 2759909 3479173 -24 291 4267 9901 3549001 4753274 0 0 2152429 3022611 0 0 1400049 1604632 3552478 4627243 -3477 126031 931242 1291914 656896 891537 274346 400377 X First call for Help of Itasca County is a private, nonprofit community organization whose mission is to provide free, confidential and nonjudgement crisis intervention, active listening, and information and referral services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to the residents and agencies of North Central Minnesota. false false 2012322 CALL CENTER: DURING THE 2023 YEAR OUR AGENCY RECEIVED 1751 CALLS INTO OUR CALL CENTER FROM RESIDENTS OF THE 7 COUNTY 2-1-1 HUB AREA OF WHICH WE SERVE. THIS RESULTED IN PROVIDING 1859 RESOURCES TO THOSE RESIDENTS IN NEED AND FIELDING 9,665 CRISIS CALLS. WE ANSWERED 17,128 CALLS FOR 9-8-8 AND 236 CALLS FOR MNDOA. WE CONDUCTED 273 COORDINATED ENTRY SERVICES FOR HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS, 82 MNSURE/ASSIST APPLICATIONS, AND MAINTAINED A RESOURCE DATA BASE OF 2940 AGENCIES CONTAINING INFORMATION REGARDING ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE, QUALIFICATIONS TO RECEIVE SERVICES AND CONTACT INFORMATION TO ACCESS THESE SERVICES. OUR CALL CENTER SERVICES 7 COUNTIES FOR I&R, 37 COUNTIES FOR CRISIS RESPONSE DISPACH, 4 COUNTIES FOR AFTER HOURS SOCIAL SERVICES, 1 PROVIDER FOR EAP (Employee Assistance Line), 2 COUNTIES FOR HOMELESS COORDINATION, 47 COUNTIES IN PRIMARY RESPONSE AND 87 COUNTIES SECONDARY RESPONSE FOR NSPL (9-8-8) AND 87 COUNTIES FOR FARMERS IN DISTRESS. IN 2023 WE SERVED 87 COUNTIES FOR NSPL / 988 TEXT AND CHAT WITH A FULLY STAFFED AND FUNCTION PROGRAM WHO RESPONSED TO 8071 CONSUMERS. 1382724 NEW LEAF HEALING CENTER: DURING 2023 OUR AGENCY CONTINUED THE PROVISION OF RESIDENTIAL CRISIS SERVICES (OPENED IN 2017) FROM WITHIN THE NEW LEAF HEALING CCENTER, IN EFFORTS TO AVIOD BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PLACEMENTS. WE ALSO OPENED AN INTENSIVE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES (OPENED MARCH 2023). OUR RESIDENTIAL CRISIS SERVICES, SERVED127 CONSUMERS (GUESTS). 82% OF THE CRISIS RESIDENTS WERE FROM ITASCA COUNTY. OUR IRTS PROGRAM SERVED 14 CONSUMERS (GUESTS) WITH 93% BEING FROM ITASCA COUNTY. 20% OF ALL CONSUMERS REPORTED HOMELESSNESS. 99.3% OF THE CONSUMERS AVOIDED HOSPITALIZATION DUE TO THE CRISIS/IRTS SERVICES PROVIDED AT NEW LEAF. 91% OF RESIDENTS WERE CONNECTED WITH MED MANAGEMENT, THERAPY, CHEMICAL HEALTH SERVICES AND OR PHYSICAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIOR TO DISCHARGE. THE OTHER 95% EITHER DECLINED REFERRALS OR LEFT AMA. 99% OF THE RESIDENTS (HOMELESS UPON ENTRY) WERE DISCHARGED TO SAFE SHELTERS OR HOUSING LOCATIONS UPON ACHIEVING STABILITY OF THEIR MENTAL HEALTH. 703031 CRISIS INTERVENTION: IN 2023 THE FIRST CALL FOR HELP CRISIS TEAM OPERATED 24/7/365 WITH 24 MHP STAFF WHO RESPONDED TO 3503 MENTAL HEALTH CALLS TO RESIDENTS OF ITASCA COUNTY. YEAR END ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDE CONDUCTING 440 FACE TO FACE MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS, 15 CD ASSESSMENTS, 78 CRISIS INTERVENTIONS, 534 PHONE ASSESSMENTS, 779 RESOURCING/CARE COORDINTION SERVICES, AND 1442 STABILIZATION CONTACTS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN CRISIS. WE PROVIDED CRISIS SERVICES AND FACILITATED CARE TO 57 INDIVIDUALS WHO WERE NOT THE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OF ITASCA COUNTY BUT WERE LOCATED WITHIN OUR COUNTY WHEN THEY REQUIRED SERVICES. WE FACILITATED REFERRALS TO MNSURE FOR 29 INDIVIDUALS WHO WERE NOT INSURED AND RECEIVED ASSESSMENTS BY OUR TEAM. WE FACILITATED DETOX PLACEMENTS FOR 19 INDIVIDUALS TO AID THEIR PATH TO MENTAL HEALTH RECOVERY (CO-OCCURING DISORDERS), 1 ADOLESCENT SHELTER PLACEMENT, BEHAVIORAL UNIT PLACEMENTS FOR 64 INDIVIDUALS AND CRISIS PLACEMENTS FOR 132 IN EFFORTS TO AVOID HOSPITALIZATIONS. THIS YEAR WE BEGAN DEVELOPMENT OF THE ONLY ADOLESCENT CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM IN MN. WE WILL BE FULLY FUNCTIONING IN 2024. 273431 4371508 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 40 0 true 130 true false false false false false false false 0 false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false false false false false true true false false true false false true true false false MN X LACRETIA LARSON 2183268565 1007 4TH STREET STE B GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 LACRETIA LARSON Executive Dir. 47.00 0.00 X 182808 0 12702 PAT MEDURE Director 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 MARTA CARRIGAN CHAIR 3.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 STEVEN MICHAEL TEFF VICE CHAIR 1.00 0.00 X X 0 0 0 TONI KORPI Director 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 PAULINE WIRTZ Director 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 LISA MARIE ZIMMER Director 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 182808 12702 1 false true false T & J CONSULTING 27505 BLUEBILL BAY ROAD BOVEY MN 557090951 CLINICAL SUPERVISION 162713 MICHELE RINNE PA 421 NE 9TH AVE GRAND RAPIDS MN 55744 MN DEPT OF HS PROVIDER 128866 2 1159223 104686 1263909 ADMIN FEES 124248 124248 OCCUPANCY 1464300 1464300 SERVICES 1816553 1816553 THIRD PARTY BILLING TRANSPORTATION 74072 74072 3479173 291 291 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LOAN FORGIVENESS 624100 3200 3200 MISC 6701 6701 9901 4753274 3489365 X 0 0 0 0 195510 191163 4347 0 2369648 2369154 494 16496 16496 242862 243084 -222 198095 197726 369 0 4988 4988 0 0 0 0 931652 851719 79933 37402 6820 30582 248057 214955 33102 25299 22123 3176 0 85072 52383 32689 29813 28802 1011 0 41370 40367 1003 18991 6415 12576 0 43445 37129 6316 38071 32711 5360 PROGRAM SUPPLIES 81855 37040 44815 MISCELLANEOUS 10977 10801 176 LICENSES AND FEES 7632 7632 CREDIT LOSS 8 8 0 4627243 4371508 255735 0 32888 129097 0 95496 341040 317637 314893 0 0 0 0 3825 655950 180152 448284 475798 0 0 0 0 36937 27261 931242 1291914 313319 408787 80000 306640 251895 36937 150855 656896 891537 X 274346 400377 274346 400377 931242 1291914 126031 X false true X true false X 77792 76061 294813 784849 1263909 2497424 0 0 77792 76061 294813 784849 1263909 2497424 0 2497424 2 1003 197 -24 291 1469 0 16972 221035 38421 4267 9901 290596 2789489 0.89530 0.82020 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 30810 30810 219971 56276 163695 222536 45768 176768 121791 78108 43683 60842 60842 475798 LEASE LIABILITY 27261 LINE OF CREDIT 123594 150855 4753274 4753274 4753274 4627243 4627243 4627243 false false false false false false false false false LACRETIA LARSON Executive Dir. 132189 50619 3024 9678 195510 LARSON TRIPLE D INC EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 50619 CONTRACT SERVICES false Form 990, Part III, Line 4d OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: PROTECTED TRANSPORTATION: DURING 2023 OUR D.O.T. CERTIFIED PROTECTED TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM PROVIDED 456 TRANSPORTS. 139 OF THE TRANSPORTS WERE CLASSIFIED AS PROTECTED, 166 WERE CLASSIFIED AS MEDICAL TRANSPORTS, 57 OF THE TRANSPORTS WERE COUNTY REQUESTED FOR INDIVIDUALS ON COMMITMENT OR IN COUNTY DETERMINED FACILITIES, 1 WERE TO RESIDENTIAL CRISIS FACILITIES, 26 TO IRTS FACILITIES, AND 67 WERE TO CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY DETOX/TX FACILITIES. THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO FACILITATE LOWEST LEVEL OF TRANSPORT OPTIONS FOR COUNTY RESIDENTS THAT PREVENTS THE MISUSE OF BLS/ALS AMBULANCE SERVICES FROM FACILITATING THIS LOC TYPE OF TRANSPORT. IT IS MORE COST EFFECTIVE AND RESPECTFUL MEANS OF TRANSPORTING INDIVIDUALS IN MI/CD CRISIS. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: RECOVERY SUPPORT: DURING 2023 THE RST TEAM CONTINUED TO WORK WITH THEIR PARTNERS ON IMPROVING AND ENHANCING THE PROGRAM WHICH IS A DOJ DIVERSION PROJECT TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF RESIDENTS RETURNING TO PROBATION, JAIL, PAROLE STATUS OR HAVING REPEAT RUN INS WITH THE LE. DURING 2023, 11 ADDITIONAL INDIVIDUALS WERE REFERRED TO OUR PROGRAM, 2 INDIVIDUALS RETURNED FROM THE INACTIVE LIST BACK ONTO OUR ACTIVE ROSTER. 15 INDIVIDUALS WERE PLACED ON THE INACTIVE LIST DUE TO EITHER THEM MOVING OR NOT STAYING IN CONTACT WITH THE RST PROGRAM. WE ASSISTED 1 OF OUR CLIENTS WITH MOVING TO A NEW BOARD AND LODGE AFTER STRUGGLING WITH CHEMICAL USE AND BEING PLACED INTO DETOX. WE ASSISTED 3 INDIVIDUALS IN GOING TO RESIDENTIAL CRISIS BED CENTERS, 1 WENT INTO THE NLHC IRTS PROGRAM, 1 GOING TO AN INPATIENT HOSPITAL, 6 GETTING INTO INPATIENT TREATMENT, 2 GETTING INTO OUTPATIENT TREATMENT AND 1 GETTING OFF OF PROBATION. WE DOD HAVE 6 INDIVIDUALS GO TO JAIL DUE TO PROBATION VIOLATIONS AND 1 WAS PLACED IN PRISON. THIS ONE INDIVIDUAL HAD SOME PHYSICAL HEALTH CONCERNS AND WHEN SHE CAME OUT OF PRISON WAS PLACED IN A SOBER LIVING HOME AND WAS VERY POSITIVE WHEN WE LAST HEARD FROM HER. ON SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 THE RST PROGRAM WAS DISCONTINUED. FCFH AND THE COUNTY HAD REQUESTED AN EXTENSION ON THE GRANT HOWEVER THIS WAS NOT GRANTED. AT THE END OF THE GRANT THE RST PROGRAM WAS ACTIVELY WORKING WITH 19 INDIVIDUALS. WE WORKED WITH THE INDIVIDUALS WHO HAD REFERRED THESE INDIVIDUALS AND THE INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY HAD THE RESOURCES THAT THEY NEEDED TO CONTINUE TO MOVE FORWARD AFTER THE PROGRAM WAS DISCONTINUED. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public.