MISSION: The Washington State Family, Youth and System Partner Round Tables provide an equitable forum for families, youth, systems, and communities to strengthen sustainable resources by providing community-based approaches to address the individualized behavioral health needs of children, youth and families.
 
VISION: Through respectful partnerships, families, youth, systems and communities collaborate, influence, and provide leadership to address challenges and barriers by promoting cohesive behavioral health services for children, youth and families in Washington State.
​The FYSPRT Model is based on the following values…
  • RESPECT- families and youth as well as service providers will value what each brings to the table without judgment, meeting each where they are.
  • EQUITY- All members have value and expertise in a particular area (Mental Health, Family/Youth Perspective, Education, etc..) and all expertise is valued equally.
  • GIVE AND TAKE- Everyone gives and everyone receives, everyone learns and everyone teaches.  There is the expectation that all members will give and receive in achieving the goals of the group.
  • PARTNERSHIP- Families, youths and service providers will work together to find solutions that work well for everyone.  All groups will look for shared truth in achieving goals.
  • EMPOWERMENT- Families as well as service providers will learn new skills to be able to be more self-sufficient in their own communities. Families and youth will have skills to share their voices to express what they need and what is helpful.
  • SUPPORT- Families and youth as well as service providers will receive support when needed.
​These efforts are funded by Washington State Division of Behavioral Health through the Washington Systems of Care (SOC) grant.
 
The Purpose of the SOC Grant is to develop a comprehensive plan to expand systems of care statewide through partnerships among family, youth, community and state organizations. Our state partners include: the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Department of Health, Health Care Authority, and the DSHS Children’s Administration, Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration, Chemical Dependency Services, Division of Development Disabilities, and Children’s Mental Health Services. Other SOC leaders involved in activities that contribute to the grant efforts include members of the Tulalip Tribe and school district personnel throughout the state.
 
The five goals of the Washington SOC Grant are to:
1. Infuse SOC values in all systems for children, youth, and families.
2. Ensure services are seamless for children, youth and their families.
3. Build access and availability of home and community-based services.
4. Develop and strengthen a workforce that operationalizes SOC values.
5. Build a strong data management system to inform decision-making and track outcomes.

Annual Work Plans

Salish FYSPRT 2023-2024 Annual Work Plan Sep 2024 Update
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Salish FYSPRT 2023-2024 Annual Work Plan Jan 2024 Update
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Salish FYSPRT 2023-2024 Annual Work Plan Oct 2023 Update
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Salish FYSPRT 2023-2024 Annual Work Plan July 2023 Update
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Salish FYSPRT 2023-2024 Annual Work Plan Apr 2023 Update
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FYSPRT Annual Work Plan 2023-2024
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FYSPRT Annual Work Plan Update 10-21-2022
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Community Needs Surveys

SBHASO Community Needs Survey 2022
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FYSPRT Program Documents

Policies and Procedures
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Fysprt Manual
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Salish FYSPRT 5-year Strategic Plan
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Salish Regional Fysprt Charter Feb 2022
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