Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health

The fifth annual report from the Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health includes updated information about Wisconsin child well-being indicators and trends. 

Data on Wisconsin's Children

The Wisconsin Office of Children's Mental Health's 2018 48 Child Well-Being Indicators provide data on resilience, risk and youth outcomes. 

The Power of Lived Experience

Learn about the importance of Collective Impact Partners (CIPS). These parent/caregiver and youth partners, or CIPs, bring decades of lived experience to their participation and leadership at OCMH.

Collective Impact

Wisconsin Children's Mental Health Collective Impact is an innovative and structured approach to systems change. The process brings together a wide variety of stakeholders who use data to identify root causes of a problem and then design strategies to bring increased well-being to Wisconsin's children and families.

Child Well-Being Fact Sheets (2017)

Additional Fact Sheets:

• Child Maltreatment and Out-of-Home Care
  
• Children’s Demographics and Well-Being
• Children’s Medicaid Funded Mental Health Services
• Crisis Intervention Services for Children on Medicaid
  
• Mental Health Services in Schools
• Opioid and Methamphetamine Use

• Outpatient Mental Health Service Data for Children on Medicaid
• Psychotropic Medication Prescribing for Children on Medicaid
• Resilience
  
• School Outcomes Services for Children with Delays or Disabilities
• Youth Justice
• Youth Psychiatric Hospitalizations, Readmissions, and Emergency Detentions
• Youth Suicide and Self Harm