GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 3.1 The primary goal of FE Services is to:
3.1.1 Provide referred CLIENTS an opportunity to comply with required Resource Family Approval (RFA) FEs by offering client-friendly and professionally-delivered services in CLIENTS’ homes and/or other agreed upon locations.
3.2 CONTRACTOR shall ensure services adhere to the following strategies for preventing child abuse and neglect:
3.2.1 Provide concrete support in times of need;
3.2.2 Increase parental resilience;
3.2.3 Increase knowledge of parenting and child development;
3.2.4 Support the social and emotional competence of children; and
3.2.5 Build parents' social connection.
3.3 CONTRACTOR shall meet the following outcome objectives for the term of this Agreement:
3.3.1 Complete a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of referred FEs within forty- five (45) calendar days of referral date.
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES.
2.1 The primary goals of TECH Services are to:
2.1.1 Actively recruit and maintain Resource Family Homes; and
2.1.2 Provide supportive services to approved Resource Family Homes as required by the State, as documented in approved or pending approval program statements, and as necessary to maintain and preserve placement.
2.2 CONTRACTOR shall meet the following outcome objectives for the term of this Agreement:
2.2.1 Accept one hundred percent (100%) of referrals for TECH services within twelve (12) hours of contact by ADMINISTRATOR.
2.2.2 Maintain one hundred percent (100%) of TECH placements for the entire referred period.
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES.
4.1 SSA, in partnership with community agencies, has embraced a model of community-based, family driven, collaborative service delivery. In keeping with these practices, SSA has adopted a nationally recognized model to frame outcomes and evaluation. Developed by the Center for the Study of Social Policy, the Strengthening Families model identifies Five Protective Factors that have been identified in preventing the risk of child abuse and neglect.
4.2 CONTRACTOR shall incorporate the applicable Five Protective Factors into their counseling program for CLIENTS/FAMILIES. The Protective Factors are:
4.2.1 Social Connections: Isolated families lead to a higher risk of child abuse. Families need to build trusting relationships and connect with others to strengthen parenting skills and decrease risk of abuse.
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES.
2.1 CONTRACTOR shall schedule appointments and apply Patch within ten (10) business days of receiving referrals a minimum of eighty percent (80%) of the time.
2.2 CONTRACTOR shall remove Patches within SSA’s designated wear period a minimum of ninety percent (90%) of the time.
2.3 CONTRACTOR shall mail ninety percent (90%) of Patches within one (1) business day of collection using a mail carrier service which provides a tracking number (e.g., UPS, FedEx).
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 2 SSA, in partnership with community agencies, has embraced a model of 3 community-based, family driven, collaborative service delivery. In keeping with these practices, 4 SSA has adopted a nationally recognized model to frame outcomes and evaluation. Developed by 5 the Center for the Study of Social Policy, the Strengthening Families model identifies Five
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. SBT CONTRACTOR shall:
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 12 CONTRACTOR shall measure progress through the following objectives: 13 A minimum of twenty-five percent (25%) thirty percent (30%) of PARTICIPANTS A minimum of eighty percent (80%) of PARTICPANTS who completed 14 shall complete an psychosocial assessment. 15 16 psychosocial assessment will and develop an individualized Safety Plan using a Harm Reduction 17 Model; and 18 A minimum of twenty-five percent (25%) of Level II PARTICIPANTS 19 who completed a psychosocial assessment shall engage in a minimum of one (1) additional support 20 service within thirty (30) days of initial contact with Resource and Support Services.
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 15 The primary goals of Parent Mentor Services are to:
16 4.1.1 Provide support and assistance to CLIENTS with an open Juvenile 17 Dependency case so they may successfully reunify with their children.
18 4.1.2 Assist CLIENTS with navigating through the Juvenile dependency process.
19 4.1.3 Assist CLIENTS with developing a safety network (or circle of support), 20 and encourage CLIENTS to build their protective capacities (i.e., CLIENT’s ability to protect their 21 child).
22 4.1.4 Coach CLIENTS on how to improve communications with others (e.g.,
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 11 The goal of THPP services is to provide a safe living environment to assist Youth with 12 learning necessary self-sufficiency skills for successful emancipation upon exiting the xxxxxx care 13 system or transitioning to Extended Xxxxxx Care. 14 GOALS 15 CONTRACTOR shall ensure that each Youth participate in and assist Youth in the 16 achievement of the following goals:
17 7.1.1 Employment:
18 7.1. 28.1.1 Obtain Youth will obtain and sustain paid employment.
GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND OUTCOME OBJECTIVES. 4.1 The primary goals of FFES are to:
4.1.1 Increase CLIENTS’ family connectedness;
4.1.2 Increase the number of CLIENTS in less-restrictive placement settings;
4.1.3 Increase the number of CLIENTS with permanent placements with family members or other significant adults; and
4.1.4 Reduce the length of stay in xxxxxx care.
4.2 CONTRACTOR will integrate the following strategies in providing services:
4.2.1 The CONTRACTOR shall incorporate the applicable Protective and Promotive Factors into the FFES program, as developed and described by the Center for the Study of Social Policy (xxxxx://xxxx.xxx/resource/youth- CCD2721 Page 2 of 17 December 23, 2021 thrive-protective-promotive-factors/).
4.2.2 CONTRACTOR shall administer the Protective Factors Survey as a primary assessment instrument to each CLIENT to measure resulting change from FFES as part of the larger outcomes evaluation. CONTRACTOR shall conduct the pre-test during intake assessment to identify CLIENT’s protective factors on which to focus over the course of services. CONTRACTOR shall conduct the post-test at termination of FFES to measure the impact of services. CONTRACTOR shall submit pre-tests and post-tests to ADMINISTRATOR within fifteen (15) calendar days of service termination and /or upon request of ADMINISTRATOR.
4.3 The outcome objectives are as follows:
4.3.1 CONTRACTOR shall attempt to make connections for one hundred percent (100%) of CLIENTS referred by SSA. For purposes of measuring this outcome, CONTRACTOR must complete the following steps to initiate connections within thirty (30) days of receipt of the referral: Receive, date stamp, and provide initial review of all referrals sent by SSA. Contact the assigned social worker to acknowledge receipt of the referral and to coordinate initiation of services. Create a case file unique to each CLIENT, ensuring that those who are part of a sibling set can be easily identified. Initiate comprehensive family finding and engagement strategies and techniques to achieve the goals referenced in Subparagraph
