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Program Development LaShonda Gordon Bachelor of Social Work, Walden University SOCW 4005: Generalist III Organizations and Communities Dr. Dana Dillard July 13, 2023

The Problem/Target Population Those who are murdered at the very first attempt when being approached by law enforcement in the community are significantly more likely to have mental illness. Furthermore, due to behavioral problems, homelessness, and poverty, those with concurrent disorder are more likely to be reported by police (Fuller et al., 2015). Due to these issues and the general lack of understanding and awareness of mental illness, many people with mental illness are in contact the police. 03/27/2024 2

Proposed Change Gun violence not only affect family members but the community as a whole and this must change. The proposed program will include a specialized mental health intervention team, tactics to defuse the situation, and educating law enforcement regarding mental illness. This plan will ensure individuals with a mental illness is treated properly, whether that means giving them medical/psychiatric care, hospitalizing them, or if necessary, arresting and detaining them along with a psychiatric evaluation. 03/27/2024 3

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Organization • Community Development • City Council • Police Department • Hospitals • Local Churches • Crisis Intervention Team A shared vision for the organization that is co-constructed by those who serve in founding, development, staffing, and leadership roles is referred to as organizational identity (Netting et al., 2017).

Planning Committee 03/27/2024 5 • Janet Gaston - Oversees the program and its development • Nettie Davis - Directs all program-related activities of the community • Buddy Palmer - Establish the goals and designs of the plan • Todd Jordan - Mayor (makes the final decision of the proposed program). This division works with citizens and community leaders on how programs should be implemented and provide resources (tupeloms.gov)

03/27/2024 PRESENTATION TITLE 6 Decision Making and Administration City Council- approve or deny development program Planning Committee- ensure efficiency and economy in the development process and assure adherence to existing and future needs Rules and Records- discussion of findings, recommendations, and other official actions Development Services Department- examines the consistency of each application for approval.

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Intensive Program  All police officers receive specialized and continuing crisis response skills training  A mechanism where the police and the mental health system share information  Access to the community 24/7  Standards for strong coordination between medical services, mental health professionals, and the police  A system of resolving disputes amongst participating parties when they come up 03/27/2024 PRESENTATION TITLE 7

Resources 03/27/2024 8  Renasant Center for Ideas  Community Development Foundation  Small Business Development Center  Family Resource Center These resources will determine the main cost involved of the proposed plan such as training, communications, travel, time, and change management materials.

Program Objectives 03/27/2024 9 • Improve quality of mental health education • Aims to raise awareness on crime • Victim empowerment • Improve care and support services to families

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Mission 03/27/2024 10 To develop a program that will ensure that emergency personnel and law enforcement are better informed about the signs and experiences of mental illness and crisis. Goal: specialized training in crisis response techniques for law enforcement Mental Illness Awareness Outpatien t Treatment De- escalation Strategies Reform Laws

Summary Police officers must comprehend how individuals may suffer from mental illness or substance use disorder, that this individual need therapy rather than punishment, and that it might be challenging for people who need it to receive proper treatment for related diseases (Fuller, 2015). This is because police officers frequently interact with people who have mental illness. A first step toward better and more suitable reactions and assistance is raised knowledge of concurrent diseases, the special difficulties in identifying diagnosing, and treating them, as well as the variety of issues experienced by persons who suffer from them. 03/27/2024 11

References Fuller, D., Lamb, R., Snook, J. (December 2015). The Role of Mental Illness in Fatal Law Enforcement Encounters. Overlooked in the Undercounted. https://treatmentadvocacycenter.org Https:///www.tupeloms.gov/departments/development-services/developm ent-code Netting, F. E., Kettner, P.M., McMurtry, S, L., & Thomas, M. L. (2017). Social work macro practice (6 th ed). Boston, MA: Pearson.

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