Beech Acres Parenting Center
Programs and results
What we aim to solve
Our programs
What are the organization's current programs, how do they measure success, and who do the programs serve?
Counseling and Mental Health Support in Communities and Schools
Mental and behavioral health for children, mostly ages 7-12. Medicaid and publicly-funded. Private insurance not yet accepted. Services include therapy, Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment, Medication Management, Diagnostic Assessment, therapy groups.
Foster Care
Traditional and treatment foster care + Intensive Family Restoration Services. The Beech Acres foster care program is distinguished by the high level of training and ongoing support provided to foster parents. Foster parents are trained and coached in being mentors to birth parents, and maintaining an appropriate level of regular, healthy contact between children and their birth parents. Foster parents negotiate ongoing relationships and support with foster children after emancipation.
Parent Peer Support (School and Communities)
In a variety of contexts, parents are supported and coached by trained parents from a similar background and community who have faced similar challenges. For parents whose children have mental or behavioral health issues, parents of very young children, parents seeking economic self-sufficiency.
Parenting Education
Parent workshops and seminars for general public, all backgrounds. Court-mandated course for divorcing couples with children. Federally-funded program on Building Strong Marriages and Relationships. Workshops offered through schools, churches, community organizations, corporations, health insurance.
Success in School
Counseling, crisis management, diagnostic assessment, parenting services, parent education, case management, family peer support offered to children and parents in 17 local public schools.
Where we work
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Login and updateAwards
ONE Award, overall winner 2006
Organizations of Noteworthy Excellence (ONE)
Torch Award 2011
Better Business Bureau
Affiliations & memberships
Alliance for Children and Families - Member 2009
United Way Member Agency 2009
Goals & Strategy
Learn about the organization's key goals, strategies, capabilities, and progress.
Charting impact
Four powerful questions that require reflection about what really matters - results.
What is the organization aiming to accomplish?
Strategic Priorities:
--Engage more people
--Develop integrated care
--grow new markets
Organizational Capacities
--Build strategic partnerships
--Embrace best practices
--Adopt right infrastructure
--Transform talent management
What are the organization's key strategies for making this happen?
Engage more people [there are organization-wide and departmental metrics for each of these]
--develop and implement Total Marketing Plan
--Increase donor & volunteer contributions
--increase program & service participation
Develop integrated care
--Develop and implement Health Homes strategy
--Articulate, formalize, infuse, and implement parent engagement model
--Integrate parenting services and internal support functions
Grow new markets
--Geographic: Start and expand services in Warren, Butler, and Clermont Counties
--Demographic: Offer parenting services to middle-class markets
Build strategic partnerships
--identify and cultivate program partners
--identify and cultivate public funders
--identify and cultivate private funders
--penetrate or build regional coalitions
--build proactive media strategy
Embrace best practices
--Articulate or adopt total parent engagement model
--continue to implement clinical best practices
--advance proprietary parenting philosophy to next level (articulate, validate, re-brand)
--Articulate our unique difference
Adopt right infrastructure
--implement ECHO (electronic medical records system)
--build and fund program evaluation capacity
--implement rigorous ROI analysis
--build electronic communications capacity & strategy
--refine internal integration
Transform Talent Management
--Develop & implement comprehensive talent management plan
--Implement values and inclusion plans
--develop and implement total compensation plan
What are the organization's capabilities for doing this?
See "organizational capabilities" above.
All Strategic Initiatives and Organizational Capabilities are priorities for all areas of the organization.
What have they accomplished so far and what's next?
In FY13, all areas are well on track to completion, with two exceptions. State-level confusion over implementation of Health Homes, and low reimbursement rates, raise serious questions about how to develop a fiscally sustainable HH strategy. And ambitious fundraising increases are difficult to assess until after the holiday giving season is complete.
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Operations
The people, governance practices, and partners that make the organization tick.
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Beech Acres Parenting Center
Board of directorsas of 09/08/2017
Mrs. Priscilla Ungers
No Affiliation
Term: 2011 - 2013
Priscilla R. Ungers
Timothy E. Stautberg
Scripps Company
David Wallace
United States Court of Appeals
Peter A. Alpaugh
Cincinnati Equitable Insurance Co.
Alison Bushman
Bake Me Home
Gyasi C. Chisley
Mercy Health Partners
Norah J. Clark
No Affiliation
James Formal
Maple Knoll Communities
Kenneth A. Goode
No Affiliation
Mary Ann Griffin
Ft. Washington Investment Advisors
Allison H. Kropp
Frost, Brown, Todd
Barry H. Morris
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
VS Narayan
Procter & Gamble
Ric Powell
Versatex MSP
Angeleke Sansalone
No Affiliation
Kimberly Storer
The Kroger Company
Julie S. Washington
Jamba Juice
Karl F. Weidner
Property Development Associates
James R. Mason
Beech Acres Parenting Center
Tonia Murphy
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center