2021 ANNUAL REPORT

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2021 ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021

W W W.CAS CA D I A B H C.O R G

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WHOLE HEALTH CARE. WHOLE LIVES. WHOLE COMMUNITY.

Dear Community Members,

It’s a heart-wrenching fact: individuals who struggle with severe and persistent mental illness die 20 to 30 years sooner than those without mental illness.

Just as distressing, research shows these individuals’ deaths are typically not due to mental illness, but to other health problems — hypertension, asthma, diabetes — that haven’t been adequately treated and that can be aggravated by poor health habits.

• 0perates 75+ locations in Clackamas, Lane, Marion, Multnomah, and Washington counties • Touches 18,000+ lives each year • Houses 780+ people in permanent homes in support of their recovery

Cascadia looks at the whole person and believes that an integrated health care approach is the best way to serve our clients and greater community. Cascadia’s whole health care model delivers integrated mental health and addiction services, primary care, and housing to promote hope and support the well-being of the communities we serve. We envision a community where everyone benefits from whole health care, experiences wellbeing, and has a self-directed, connected life.

For 40 years, Cascadia has been the community health and housing safety net provider for Oregonians of all ages experiencing mental health and addiction challenges, trauma, poverty, and homelessness. The COVID-19 pandemic has created significant implications for our community’s health. We face an unprecedented increase in demand for health care services, and supporting the whole health of our community is crucial — now more than ever.

Cascadia serves community members impacted by significant adversities.

The people we serve can rely on Cascadia’s continuity of care, providing a calming port in the storm. Our mission helps to address health disparities and inequities among underserved communities, including Black, Indigenous, and People of Color.

We remain committed to serving our community as we navigate the uncertainties of the future. It’s because of our dedicated staff, community partners, donors, and supporters that we’re able to continue to promote the health and well-being of those we serve, and we are grateful for everyone who makes this work possible.

Thank you for being a part of our whole community.

Sincerely, Derald Walker, PhD, President & CEO Bukhosi Dube, MD, Chief Medical Officer Barry Gault, CPA, Chief Financial Officer Beth Epps, MEd, Chief Community Solutions Officer Jim Hlava, LCSW, Vice President of Housing Kris Rosenberg, MS, CISSP, Chief Technology Officer Eric Sevos, LCSW, Chief Strategy Officer Alana Silverman, Chief People Officer Sandra Wilborn, MS, Chief Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Officer

AGENCY STATS (as of June 30, 2021) • Employs 850 individuals dedicated to serve each day

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OUR WORK Programs & Service Impacts July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021 Cascadia’s whole health care model empowers individuals as they work toward their goals to achieve recovery. From prevention, to healthy lifestyle education, to intensive treatment when needed, our services encompass a systemic approach to health management for the adults, children, seniors, and families we serve.

We meet our clients where they are and provide solutions that take into account their experiences and resources.

HE A LTH CENTERS

RECOV ERY SERVICES

individuals receiving services at our health centers

individuals enrolled in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) services

PRIM A RY CA RE

Medicated Support Recovery (MSR)

9,865 941 1,758

individuals enrolled in primary care at four health centers In 2020, we were awarded a grant from Cambia Health Foundation to provide in-person care, treatment and services to the residents at Prescott Terrace. We were also awarded a SAMHSA grant to fully serve our Clackamas clients with integrated care by expanding primary care to our Clackamas Health Center.

In 2021, Cascadia was awarded FQHC (Federally Qualified Health Center) designation for our Garlington and Woodland Park Health Centers.

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individuals took part in MSR as part of their treatment In September 2019, Cascadia hosted several international visitors through the International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL) to learn about our Medication Supported Recovery program. IIMHL is a unique international collaborative that focuses on improving mental health and addiction services.

102 4,203 Gambling

COVID RESPONSE TE A M

COVID-19 vaccines provided • 1,820 tests administered

individuals received service and support for gambling addiction recovery

ASSERTIV E COMMUNIT Y TRE ATMENT

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individuals served CHILD & FA MILY

1,019 individuals served by our Child & Family programming Last year, 17 clients engaged in ParentChild Interaction Therapy (PCIT), which focuses on supporting parents in managing behavioral difficulties with children through coaching. This program supports parents in learning and applying skills proven to help children feel calm and helping parents remain consistent with effective approaches to discipline.

Our Child & Family team manages partnerships at eight different Portland Public Schools.

Cascadia also provides resources at SMYRC (Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Resource Center), a drop-in center for queer and trans youth ages 13-24. Our clinician is available for youth who might have difficulty accessing therapy through traditional

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routes. This is especially beneficial for transgender youth who may need a therapist’s referral for gender-affirming medical care. A clinician’s assessments and letters of referral can be life-saving mental health care for these youth.

Enhanced Care Outreach Services Cascadia provides mental health services for clients who have both physical and mental health challenges, and who have had failed placement in aging and disability facilities due to behavioral issues.

We also provide services to clients in

Emergency Department Utilization

• 11 assisted living facilities, and

Individuals struggling with mental illness are much more likely to have a diagnosis of a chronic illness, like hypertension, COPD, or chronic pain, which is predictive of more emergency department and inpatient hospital visits.

Due to the COVID-19 public health emergency, we have had to limit in-person meetings and travel to facilities. Our clients were increasingly isolated due to facility lock-downs that limited visits from family and friends, decreased opportunities for activities, and created health uncertainties. Cascadia adapted to these circumstances by increasing collaboration with facilities and other agencies, adding telehealth services, and sending mailings to clients and facilities.

OLDER A DULTS The older adult population is growing.

By 2030, older adults are expected to make up 21% of the U.S. population.

Older adults have unique mental health challenges and are an underserved population. We work closely with community partners, including longterm care facilities, primary care providers, and aging and disability services, to serve older adults.

Medically Complex Program

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clients served who identify as being older and/or physically disabled • Average age is 64.

•6 9% live in long-term care facilities: nursing homes, assisted living facilities, foster homes.

• 28% growth in the past five years.

This work was funded by the Cambia Health Solutions. Our Diabetes Integration Project (DIP), focused on staff training and education around diabetes integration, as well as innovation and care coordination to support clients with diabetes and SPMI was funded by CareOregon.

• 26 nursing facilities,

• 40 adult foster homes.

Our back-to-school event provided 206 backpacks filled with school supplies to Child & Family clients and community members.

We found significant improvements in blood glucose levels, diet (selfreported), and self-management skills.

POPUL ATION HE A LTH/RESE A RCH PROGR A MS Diabetes Self-Management

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clients engaged in this work Approximately 20% percent of Cascadia clients with a mental health diagnosis also have diabetes or prediabetes. Cascadia implemented a diabetes self-management program using a 12-week group skills training and peer support format. The group was facilitated by a clinician and peer wellness specialist, and it provided individuals with co-occurring diabetes and mental health concerns with information and skills that integrated physical and mental health, addiction treatment, and oral health.

The Emergency Department utilization work will continue to be supported through funding by SAMHSA’s two-year CCBHC Expansion grant.

COMMUNIT Y OUTRE ACH Wellness

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individuals served by our wellness programming •O ffered four groups weekly throughout the pandemic.

•D elivered 1,080 meals to Cascadia clients, residents of Garlington Place and Home Forward buildings, and houseless individuals.

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David’s Harp

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music therapy clients served Adapted services to shift to virtual groups and individual services in response to COVID-19 pandemic, including helping obtain tablets for clients and providing training on how to use them.

than if they’d received long-term government benefits.

VIEWS

460

contacts with older adults, over 500 volunteer hours • 44 Conversations on Aging • 36 weekly support groups • 220 contacts with older adults

Supported Employment

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clients served, 63% employment rate • 84 clients employed • 80 new jobs obtained •2 6 clients who were employed upon graduation Cascadia completed our four-year participation in the Supported Employment Demonstration Project.

We were one of 30 sites across the nation working with individuals who had applied for Social Security and been denied. The study is looking to see if providing supported employment services create more positive outcomes for participants

• 293.5 volunteer hours • 3 Life Story groups VIEWS also implemented a Friendly Caller program in partnership with Multnomah County’s Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative to address senior loneliness and isolation during the pandemic Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)

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individuals served HOPWA shifted services to virtual and telephonic in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Peer Provided Services

peer staff across the agency Cascadia employs peer staff throughout a variety of programs and services. Peer staff share their lived experience, knowledge, and compassion with clients that supports them in their recovery.

Cascadia also provides peer wellness and peer support training in two cohorts each year. While the pandemic impacted the number of people going through this training, we are back on track to pre-pandemic levels. Our renowned training curriculum is being used internationally.

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Street Outreach Team

1,180

individuals served in 1,145 households

•P laced 76 new households into housing — primarily through Rapid Rehousing •O f those clients placed in housing, placed 95% in permanent housing over six months and 88% at one year.

Awarded donations from Pacific Power grant for client assistance.

Housing Outreach Team

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individuals served in 357 households The Housing Outreach Team: •P rovided Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) for 418 individuals in 296 households

CRISIS SERVICES Project Respond Cascadia’s Project Respond is committed to supporting individuals in mental health crisis in the community and believes that the most appropriate response is trauma-informed and clinical in nature.

Project Respond provides a spectrum of services within the community in order to reduce or alleviate pre-crisis and crisis situations. These services include 24/7 mobile crisis response, library services, shelter services, and the Behavioral Health Unit of the Portland Police Bureau.

calls to Project Respond

episodes (complete cycles of care provided to individuals in crisis)

•P rovided Short-Term Rent Assistance to 114 individuals in 61 households.

• 3,141 unique individuals

Housing Retention

•H omelessness prevention service was 97% over six months, and 74% in one year.

In situations and programs in which Project Respond is working in tandem with law enforcement, we are committed to using this partnership toreduce negative interactions between the community and law enforcement officers and address systemic racism and oppression.

•P rovided $139,000 in COVID Rent Relief Assistance

Urgent Walk-In Clinic

Awarded donations from Reser Foundation for client assistance; Portland General Electric grant for client assistance; Awarded Portland Housing Bond for permanent supportive housing services at two properties – Las Adelitas with Hacienda CDC and Familias En Accion; The Joyce with CPAH, CAP and NARA. These projects are in process.

individuals served

Project Respond and the Urgent WalkIn Clinic have never ceased operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our Crisis Services worked with Multnomah County to meet the increased need.

Cascadia continues to engage with Multnomah County and stakeholders in conversations about crisis response and racial justice.

Respite Services

14,674 142 4,293

•P laced 41 individuals in 29 new households into PSH

• Permanent placement of 94% over six months, and 84% in one year.

2,693

• 1,767 with police response

Cascadia’s Urgent Walk-In Clinic serves anyone who needs urgent mental health or behavioral health care.

individuals served at two Respite facilities

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CORRECTIONS A ND FORENSIC S Our corrections-based programs were impacted by the pandemic, however, we still continue to provide services to justice-involved clients.

•S econd Chance for Women: 49 individuals •F orensic Assertive Community Treatment program: 63 individuals served •D epartment of Community Justice case coordination and Mental Health Court: 103 individuals

RESIDENTIA L PROGR A MS

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total licensed residential treatment programs, serving 165 residents • 3 secure facilities, serving 39 residents • 16 non-secure, serving 116 residents • Out of those 116 residents served in the non-secure sites, 38 are PSRB (Psychiatric Security Review Board) clients

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Enhanced Care Facilities, serving 57 residents

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supported housing sites, serving 126 residents •O ut of those 126 residents served in supported housing, 10 are PSRB (Psychiatric Security Review Board) clients

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HOUSING Programs & Service Impacts July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021 Cascadia is a leader in developing and managing safe and affordable housing to Oregon residents with mental illness and addictions. Cascadia owns, operates and/or manages licensed residential, permanent supportive housing, and independent housing.

We bring safe, affordable housing to those who need it most, and believe that housing is healthcare.

An important part of our equity work is to actively recruit companies qualified with MWESB ownership (Minority, Women, Emerging Small Business) to provide property-related services within our housing portfolio. Cascadia Housing, Inc. vended 21% of its services to MWESB companies.

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• I ndependent Housing 371 units, 97% occupancy

Over the past decade eviction from Cascadia Housing has dropped 77%.

This decline is due to several factors, including implementing additional training and support, focusing on retention efforts, developing a collaborative mindset focused on compassion and empathy, and supporting residents’ progress.

housing units

• Supportive Housing 133 units, 92% occupancy • Licensed Residential 348 units, 98% occupancy

evictions

In June 2021, we began construction on Centennial Place Apartments, a new affordable housing project at 3750 SE 164th Avenue. The development will have 71 units (15 studios, 32 one-bedroom, and 24 two-bedroom) of affordable apartments. Eighteen units will have rental preference for people with mental illness and will be affordable to individuals earning 0-30% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Fifty-three units will be affordable to households earning up to 60% of the AMI, with a preference for households with a student enrolled in the Centennial School District. Households who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless will receive the highest preference. All residents will be served by a part-time resident services coordinator and have access to Cascadia services.

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HOW WE ARE FUNDED Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare and Affiliates finished the fiscal year 2021 with a strong financial position that included a healthy operating cash position and $5 million in cash reserves.

$84.5 M $76.7M revenues

expenses

As a nonprofit safety net organization, Cascadia’s funding, across most programs and services, originates primarily from taxpayer dollars. These funds come through contracts at the federal, state, county, and city levels.

Legislative decisions across all levels of government greatly impact the work we do.

Revenues for Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare and affiliates for fiscal year 2021 were $84.5 million, which reflects an increase due to non-recurring payments under COVID-19 relief programs, a retroactive residential program rate increase, and the reinstatement of the CCBHC program funding by the State of Oregon.

• 71% Direct Program Costs

We also rely on generous donor support and grant opportunities.

These funding streams allow us to fund new programs, support areas of greatest need, and engage in research that contributes to delivering whole health care.

Through corporate and individual giving, we raised nearly $1.1 million.

• 28% Administrative • 1% Fundraising Total expenses for fiscal year 2021 were $76.7 million, which is down from $78.6 million in fiscal year 2020.

The decrease in expenses is primarily due to vacant positions attributed to workforce shortages.

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CORPORATE DONORS

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COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS Brown Family Revocable Trust Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Robert D. & Marcia H. Randall Charitable Trust Rogers Family Foundation The Oregon Community Foundation

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Mollie Phillips

Sandie Wilkins

Tricia Finklein

Molly & Jung Kim

Sandy Moses & Jeff Jackson

Trish Bohnert

Moppy Barr

Sara Morton & Alexander Millkey

Troy & Donna Dockins

Myla Stauber

Sara Yada

Valerie & Will Aitchison

Nadine & Wesley Edwards

Sarah & Duncan York

Valerie Sipowicz

Nadine Moller

Sarah & Roger Friedel

Vicki DeGiovanni

Nancy & David Pribnow

Sarah Alcocer

Vicki Skryha & Allen Buller

Nancy Arvesen

Sarah Brown

Vickie Willson

Nancy Catlin

Sarah Kas Robinson

Nancy Cheng & Stephen Lamb

Sarah Knudsen

W. Michael Warwick & Susan V. Bailey

Nancy Noteboom

Sarah Neidhardt

Nicole & David Szabo

Sarah Raab

Nina Marshall

Sarah Raff

Ocean Eale

Sarah Traglio

Pam DeMarsh

Scott J. Brown

Pam Pearce

Sebastian Pastore

Pamela & Julie Miner

Serena English

Pat & Neil Stribling

Shane Smith-Sahnow

Patricia Adams

Shannon Boniface

Leah Nadel Lee Campbell Lekha Rock Lev Anderson Levi Barnes Linda Gertz Linda Mummy & Viriya Ratanasangpunth Linda Niedermeyer & Robert Alexander Lindsay Benson Lisa Adams Lisa Minakami & Matthew Kertesz Lois Kanagy Lonvall Tatum Loraine Weers Lori Katz Luke Mattheis Lyle Funderburk Lynn Joyce M. Dan Freeman Madison Tucker Maegann Alluneedisluv Mandi Hughes Mandrill Taylor Marcia Dunham Margaret Brayden Margaret Olney & Steve Marsh

Wanda Halbakken Wendy Campos Wendy Lichtenbaum Wes Ayers Will Preston William Munk William R. & Helen Brett William Willson Yuji & Stephanie Sumimoto Zivit Atkins & David Karlin

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LEADERSHIP

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Cascadia was designated Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) status in March 2021.

“As an FQHC, Cascadia will address health disparities through the delivery of whole health care at our Garlington and Woodland Park Health Centers, and hopefully more to come.

This includes integrating trauma-informed primary care into our existing array of mental health, addiction, wellness, and permanent affordable housing programs. We are very proud of our accomplishments in this area and we are grateful for the opportunities to serve.” — Derald Walker, President & CEO

MISSION Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare delivers whole health care — integrated mental health and addiction services, primary care, and housing — to promote hope and support the well-being of the communities we serve.

VISION We envision a community where everyone benefits from whole health care, experiences well-being, and has a self-directed, connected life.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Harris Matarazzo, Attorney-at-Law

Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare

Jonathan Eames, Eames Consulting

Steve Jaggers, MS, Chair, Counselor & Educator, retired

Pam Martin, PhD, Licensed Psychologist

Derald Walker, PhD, Board President, CEO, Cascadia

Paul Giger, PhD, MD, Senior Regional Medical Director, Providence St. Joseph Health

Jeffrey Marotta, PhD, Vice Chair, President & Senior Consultant, Problem Gambling Solutions Rico Bocala, Treasurer, President, Employee Benefits, USI Insurance Services

CASCADIA HOUSING INC. Jim Hlava, President, Cascadia Housing Inc. Greg Close, Board Chair, CEO, Wyse Investment Services

Matt Koehler, At-Large Director, Vice President, Platform Solutions, Cambia Health Solutions Allison Prasad, PhD, People & Culture Analyst, Bureau of Human Resources, City of Portland

Amy Anderson, Secretary, Advocate Charles Duit, Previous Tenant Harris Matarazzo, Attorney-at-Law

Amelia J. Wilcox, PhD, Assistant Professor, Lewis & Clark College, Licensed Psychologist, Lair Hill

Pam Martin, PhD, Licensed Psychologist

Dick Cowan, Attorney-at-Law

Steve Jaggers, MS, Counselor & Educator, retired

Greg Townley, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Portland State University

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RACIAL EQUITY OUR COMMITMENT TO EQUITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION At the heart of everything Cascadia does is people: the individuals we serve, our colleagues and team members, our health partners, and the community around us. Wellness is realized when we focus our attention on the whole person through a trauma-informed, person-first approach to care. We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for everyone in our community while enhancing our employees’ ability to bring their best, most authentic selves to the work they do.

OUR COMMITMENT TO RACIAL EQUITY Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare is invested in creating meaningful opportunities to engage employees at all organizational levels in the work toward racial equity. Cascadia recognizes that racism, particularly anti-Black racism, is a public health crisis. By focusing on racial equity and anti-racism efforts, we influence both the culture and performance of the organization to meet the needs of our clients and employees. We commit to being culturally affirming and responsive; to implement recruitment, hiring, and promotional practices that move Cascadia to more closely reflect and represent the communities we serve; to challenge ourselves to address health disparities and remove barriers to whole health care; and to hold ourselves accountable at all levels of leadership in implementing policy and practices put forth in this regard.

DEMOGRAPHICS:

CASCADIA STAFF American Indian or Alaskan Native

Asian

CASCADIA CLIENTS American Indian or Alaskan Native Black or African-American

White

Two or More Races Unspecified

Asian Black or African-American

Other Single Race

Two or More Races

Unspecified

American Indian or Alaskan Native

Asian Black or African-American

Hispanic or Latino

White

MULTNOMAH COUNTY

Hispanic or Latino

White

Two or More Races

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BE A PART OF THE WHOLE COMMUNITY

We welcome you to be part of our mission to provide lifechanging services for our community.

•A dvocate. Supporting mental health and behavioral health funding is critical to the health of our community. Your voice is important for funders and legislators to hear.

•C onnect. Follow us on social media, come to our events, and sign up for our monthly newsletter.

•G ive. Whether is it our annual appeal, hygiene drive, back-toschool supply drive, or gala, we have many ways to support our programs, services, and clients.

Find all of these on our website www.cascadiabhc.org

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