• WRAP

  Wrap-Around (WA)

   

  Services provide critical support to families when they are in crisis and when children are most vulnerable to an unsafe environment or circumstances. WA services are intended to promote safe/stable families and facilitate early reunification and/or permanency for children in care. As children enter care, the need for WA services should be determined as part of the CCFA.

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  Prevention of Unnecessary Placement (PUP)

   

  The goal of the PUP Program is to reduce risk factors contributing to child maltreatment to ensure protection and safety of children.  The PUP Program offers an array of support and intervention services.  Through PUP, assessments and counseling may be obtained through vendors who have the necessary skills and training to address medical or mental health needs.  PUP may also be used to help a family through a financial crisis with emergency rent, utilities or child care.  These services are available to families with an open Investigation, Family Support, Family Preservation, Permanency or Adoption Child Welfare case.

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  The goal of the Homestead Program is to help stabilize families in need of intensive therapeutic intervention and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the family.  The Homestead Program provides intensive, crisis-oriented, in-home counseling services that can last up to 180 days to meet the immediate/crisis-oriented needs of families while assessing the underlying causes of the family’s dysfunction.  These services are available to families with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.

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  Parent Aide

   

  The goal of the Parent Aide Program is to stabilize and help families in need of intervention by providing in-home and group parenting education and referring these families to community based resources. These services can last up to 180 days. Parent Aide services are a paraprofessional family support and prevention program available to any family with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.  These services are not designed to address issues that require clinical intervention.

• 

  The goal of the Homestead Program is to help stabilize families in need of intensive therapeutic intervention and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the family.  The Homestead Program provides intensive, crisis-oriented, in-home counseling services that can last up to 180 days to meet the immediate/crisis-oriented needs of families while assessing the underlying causes of the family’s dysfunction.  These services are available to families with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.

• 

  Comprehensive Child and Family Assessment (CCFA)

   

  CCFA is a public/private strategy developed with the goal of improving the well-being, permanency and safety outcomes for children in foster care by providing comprehensive assessments. The CCFA is the foundation for case planning decisions and for making recommendations to the juvenile court. The CCFA provides children and families with the opportunity to receive appropriate services and to have more successful outcomes

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  Transportation services available on request.

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• WRAP

  Wrap-Around (WA)

   

  Services provide critical support to families when they are in crisis and when children are most vulnerable to an unsafe environment or circumstances. WA services are intended to promote safe/stable families and facilitate early reunification and/or permanency for children in care. As children enter care, the need for WA services should be determined as part of the CCFA.

• 

  Prevention of Unnecessary Placement (PUP)

   

  The goal of the PUP Program is to reduce risk factors contributing to child maltreatment to ensure protection and safety of children.  The PUP Program offers an array of support and intervention services.  Through PUP, assessments and counseling may be obtained through vendors who have the necessary skills and training to address medical or mental health needs.  PUP may also be used to help a family through a financial crisis with emergency rent, utilities or child care.  These services are available to families with an open Investigation, Family Support, Family Preservation, Permanency or Adoption Child Welfare case.

• 

  The goal of the Homestead Program is to help stabilize families in need of intensive therapeutic intervention and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the family.  The Homestead Program provides intensive, crisis-oriented, in-home counseling services that can last up to 180 days to meet the immediate/crisis-oriented needs of families while assessing the underlying causes of the family’s dysfunction.  These services are available to families with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.

• 

  Parent Aide

   

  The goal of the Parent Aide Program is to stabilize and help families in need of intervention by providing in-home and group parenting education and referring these families to community based resources. These services can last up to 180 days. Parent Aide services are a paraprofessional family support and prevention program available to any family with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.  These services are not designed to address issues that require clinical intervention.

• 

  The goal of the Homestead Program is to help stabilize families in need of intensive therapeutic intervention and to ensure a safe and healthy environment for the family.  The Homestead Program provides intensive, crisis-oriented, in-home counseling services that can last up to 180 days to meet the immediate/crisis-oriented needs of families while assessing the underlying causes of the family’s dysfunction.  These services are available to families with an open Family Preservation, Permanency, or Adoption Child Welfare case.

• 

  Comprehensive Child and Family Assessment (CCFA)

   

  CCFA is a public/private strategy developed with the goal of improving the well-being, permanency and safety outcomes for children in foster care by providing comprehensive assessments. The CCFA is the foundation for case planning decisions and for making recommendations to the juvenile court. The CCFA provides children and families with the opportunity to receive appropriate services and to have more successful outcomes

• 

  Transportation services available on request.

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