Community Resource Needs- Priorities for 2024/2025

Based on the results of the recent Community Needs Survey, the areas listed below were identified as our top seven (7) priorities.  The details were obtained from the ranking of the questions, as well as comments shared by those taking the survey.  We had 325 responses. 

Top Seven (7) Priorities Identified:

1. Affordable Housing
2. Mobile Crisis Teams
3. Specialized Residential Options for Adolescents or Adults with unique medical and/ or challenging service needs
4. Early Intervention Services
5. Specialized Day Services Options for Adolescents or Adults with unique medical and/ or challenging service needs
6. Mental Health Services and Supports (when generic resources are not able to meet individual needs)
7. Enhance existing or when developing new services that they also meet the cultural

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Community Resource Needs - Priorities for 2023/2024

Based on the results of the recent Community Needs Survey, the areas listed below were identified as our top seven (7) priorities.  The details were obtained from the ranking of the questions, as well as comments shared by those taking the survey.  We had 276 responses. 

Top Seven (7) Priorities Identified:

1. Specialized Residential Options for Adolescents or Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)
2. Specialized Day Services Options for Adolescents or Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)
3. Mental Health Services and Supports (when generic resources are not able to meet individual needs)
4. Affordable Housing
5. Mobile Crisis Teams
6. Employment
7. Early Intervention Services

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Community Resource Needs - Priorities for 2022/2023

Based on the results of the recent Community Needs Survey, the areas listed below were identified as our top seven (7) priorities.  The details were obtained from the ranking of the questions, as well as comments shared by those taking the survey.  We had 476 responses. 

Top Seven (7) Priorities Identified:

1. Mobile crisis service
2. Affordable Housing
3. Early Intervention Services
4. Specialized Residential Options for Adolescents/Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)
5. Specialized Day Options for Adolescents/Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs ( including mental health support)
6. Social Recreation Services for adults 
7. After-School Programs

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Community Resource Needs - Priorities for 2021/2022

Based on the results of the recent Community Needs Survey, the areas listed below were identified as our top six (6) priorities.  The details were obtained from the ranking of the questions, as well as comments shared by those taking the survey.  We had 244 responses. 

Top Six (6) Priorities Identified

1. Specialized Residential Options for Adolescents/Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)
2. Specialized Day Service options of Adolescents / Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)

3. Mobile Crisis Teams

4. Mental Health Services and Supports

5. Affordable Housing

6. Social Connection Training / SocialRecreational Services for Adolescents and Adults

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Based on the results of the recent Community Needs Survey, the areas listed below were identified as our top six (6) priorities.  The details were obtained from the ranking of the questions, as well as comments shared by those taking the survey.  We had 346 responses. 

Top Six (6) Priorities Identified

1. Specialized Residential Options for Adolescents/Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs (including mental health support)
2. Mental Health Services and Supports (when generic resources are not able to meet individual needs)
3. Mobile Crisis Teams
4. Affordable Housing
5. Specialized Day Services Options for Adolescents or Adults with unique medical and/or challenging service needs
6. Employment

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