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More Resources

 
YES Website: Official State of Idaho Youth Empowerment Services Website
yes.idaho.gov
 
Children’s Behavioral Health: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare’s Information on Mental Health Services and Programs for Children and Their Families.
https://healthandwelfare.idaho.gov/services-programs/behavioral-health/about-childrens-behavioral-health
 
Magellan Healthcare: Magellan Healthcare is the managed behavioral healthcare organization in Idaho that manages the Idaho Behavioral Health Plan (IBHP) which coordinates behavioral health benefits for Medicaid members and other Idaho residents.
https://magellanofidaho.com/
Members can also call  1-855-202-0973 (TTY 711) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

The Magellan Member Portal:  The Magellan Member Portal is a helpful online tool that makes it easier for families to stay connected to their child’s care. Through the portal, you can securely view your child’s Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) assessment, helping you better understand their strengths and needs. It also allows you to easily request Releases of Information, so you can share your child’s CANS and other important records with providers, schools, or support teams. In addition, the portal offers access to helpful resources, care information, and tools that support you in navigating services and advocating for your child with confidence.

https://member.magellanhealthcare.com/?cid=21449

Flexible funds (flex funds) are available to help youth and families meet important goals in their  coordinated care plan or resolve  recently-surfaced needs that are not yet addressed in the coordinated care plan when no other funding options are available.
 
YES Practice Manual: The YES Practice Manual, provides information on how the new system of care is used in practice. It is a guide for youth, families, and providers. Although the manual may be read from beginning to end, each individual part may also be read on its own. It may be referred to for answers to questions or to find specific information.  https://yes.idaho.gov/youth-empowerment-services/tools/understanding-yes/guide-to-yes/
 

YES Family Workbook:  This workbook is designed to help you organize your thoughts and ideas before starting the coordinated care planning process with your child and family, including preparing for your Child and Family Team meetings or the Wraparound process. Found at:
https://yes.idaho.gov/youth-empowerment-services/getting-started/parents/

YES Youth Workbook: This workbook is designed to help you organize your thoughts about who you are and what you want. As you start working on your very own coordinated care plan, you have the chance to tell all of the people who will help you what you like, what you want to avoid, and how you want to work towards your goals.
Found at:
https://yes.idaho.gov/youth-empowerment-services/getting-started/youth/

Resources for Advisors

Advisor Orientation Packet
https://ipulidaho.org/?p=13343
This is the Advisor Orientation Packet designed to help parents and youth understand the process of serving as an advisor for YES, Idaho children’s mental health system of care, workgroups.

Honorarium Form 
https://forms.gle/2Wi4H8ess96XPrD57
This form is for Advisors to request an honorarium after attending a workgroup related to YES, Idaho’s children’s mental health system of care.

YES Workgroup Interest Questionnaire  https://ipulidaho.org/xhsu 
This questionnaire helps Idaho Parents Unlimited (IPUL) learn about your lived experience and interests so we can connect you to YES, Idaho children’s mental health system of care, workgroups for reimbursement. Our goal is to link advisors to spaces where their experiences are aligned with the workgroup focus. Filling out this form does not mean you are committing to participate. IPUL will reach out to you directly after you submit a questionnaire, if you have any questions please reach out to Allison at Allison@ipulidaho.org

 

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