Outcomes to be achieved. The anticipated outcomes of this program, the outcomes as identified in the Exhibit A-1, Work Plan, and those Services described above are:
Outcomes to be achieved. The CAS worker considers whether woman abuse is occurring within the family, and what effect this has on the mother and child(xxx) at every stage of the assessment/investigation. In the event that woman abuse is occurring the threat the perpetrator of woman abuse presents to the safety of the child(xxx) and the mother is reflected in the investigation plan, and safety strategies are discussed with the mother. 1.2.
Outcomes to be achieved. In consultation with the VAW worker as needed, the CAS worker considers the threat the perpetrator of woman abuse presents to the safety of the child(xxx) and the mother when doing the safety and risk assessment. The CAS worker refers the mother to appropriate VAW services for support. The mother receives information and support in implementing options that will increase her safety and help her protect and care for her children, including exercising legal measures that are intended to hold the perpetrator accountable. CAS and VAW agree on what information should be shared and documented in order to avoid increasing the risk of harm to the mother and child(xxx). CAS and VAW agree on their respective roles and responsibility where they both have ongoing involvement with the family. 2.3
Outcomes to be achieved. During the course of involvement in Custody and Access proceedings, both sectors work to ensure that information about the following is brought to the attention of the court and its officials: the role of the perpetrator in harming or as a risk of harm to the child the effect of woman abuse on the parenting capacity of both parents. Where possible and as is appropriate, CAS and VAW participate in Custody and Access proceedings by, for example, providing professional opinion, testifying, etc, in order to contribute to a legal decision that is in the best interest of the child. 6.2
Outcomes to be achieved. The child(xxx) has ongoing contact with both parents, whenever possible, in a manner that ensures the safety of both the child(xxx) and their mother. Where possible and appropriate, F&CS and VAW participate in custody and access proceedings by, for example, providing professional opinion, testifying, etc., in order to ensure that information about the following is brought to the attention of the Court and its officials: o The behavior of the person who has perpetrated abuse and the risk of harm that is posed to the child(xxx). o The effect of woman abuse on the parenting capacity of both parents. 6.2 Collaborative actions we agree to take CA#1. In consultation with the VAW worker, collateral service providers (where appropriate) and both parents, the F&CS worker assesses access plans to ensure the safety of the child(ren) and the mother. CA#2. Where appropriate, VAW agencies and F &CS will support the woman through any custody and access proceedings in Family Court, which may include referrals to Legal Aid, Victim Witness Assistance Program (VWAP), Victim Services Unit, Victim Services of Waterloo Region, Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region Outreach, Criminal Injuries Compensation. In addition, the VAW worker may assist the woman in preparing to present her situation to her legal counsel. CA#3. Wherever possible, the F&CS and/or VAW workers will provide court support or seek others to provide this support before, during and immediately following court proceedings to ensure the safety and representation of the woman and her child(ren). CA#4. VAW and F&CS agree to ensure there is ongoing communication between the mother, the VAW worker and the F&CS worker throughout the custody and access proceedings, particularly whenever there are any significant changes made to access that may impact the safety of the child(ren). CA#5. Recognizing that during a time of separation and court proceedings there can be increased risk, it is essential that there is an ongoing assessment of the safety of the woman and child(xxx) throughout the court process. Intersection point # 7:
Outcomes to be achieved. 3.1. The Council and Board are committed to working together to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and young people.
Outcomes to be achieved. The appropriate VAW agencies are included in the plan of service as collateral service providers. A risk reduction strategy is developed that addresses the risk the abusive partner presents to the children and mother. (Where this is one of the chosen risk reduction strategies) the mother receives support in using legal measures intended to hold the abusive partner accountable. 3.2
Outcomes to be achieved a. The COUNTY shall work with the CONTRACTOR to establish the following target benchmarks:
Outcomes to be achieved. The COUNTY shall work with the CONTRACTOR to establish the following target benchmarks: Positive experience of service as indicated by client satisfaction surveys with the target goal of 75% of families completing surveys; 95% of families shall be engaged in program services within twenty-four (24) hours from referral; 95% of clients/families shall have safety plans within ten (10) days of admission; Families shall receive an average of twenty (20) hours of mental health service monthly throughout their service; Based on their most recent Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) Assessment, 75% of clients shall have improved their score in at least one of the six domains ("Life Functioning", "Strengths", "Cultural Factors", "Caregiver Resources & Needs", "Behavioral & Emotional Needs", and "Risk Behaviors"); Utilizing the Wrap Fidelity Index-Easy (WFI-EZ), 90% of clients shall report they were actively involved in program services in a manner that promotes voice and choice; As supported by the family, the CONTRACTOR shall join the client and family in 75% of court hearings related to services, family reunification, or as needed; 95% of discharges shall have permanent placement with a family member or a permanent caretaker in the community; At discharge, 80% of clients shall achieve service goals as stated on the DocuSign Envelope ID: 026E3214-3E9C-49D2-A998-983422F41A19 Transformational Care Planning (TCP); Clients shall decrease runaway behavior by a minimum 50% measured against initial baseline of runaway behavior from previous three (3) months prior to starting services. The CONTRACTOR shall develop strategies and utilize models such as Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Harm Reduction to assist in attaining reduction upon client discharge; and Juvenile Justice system-involved clients shall have a minimum of 50% reduction in new citations and readmissions to Juvenile Hall upon client discharge.
Outcomes to be achieved. The F&CS worker considers whether woman abuse is occurring within the family, and what effect this has on the mother and child(xxx) at every stage of the assessment/investigation. When an assessment/investigation plan is being developed, safety strategies are discussed with the mother for herself and her child(xxx) and reflected in the plan. 1.2 Collaborative actions we agree to take CA#1. The F&CS worker will explore safety concerns with other service providers in an effort to ensure safety of all parties involved. CA#2. The F&CS worker will routinely use and review community resources with all family members involved and develop an appropriate safety plan. CA#3. Where F&CS is opening the case, the worker will seek consent(s) for the woman and her child(xxx) in order to facilitate a referral to services. CA#4. Where F&CS is not opening the case, the worker will provide information to the woman regarding available services and resources within the community. CA#5. F&CS will keep their staff apprised of available VAW services within the Region. Intersection point # 2:
