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STATE OF NEVADA - Division of Child and Family Services

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In addition, WCDSS individually contracted with ACTION for <strong>Child</strong> Protection to conduct the Consultative Supervision<br />

training for their own supervisors. ACTION provided safety training to the Legal <strong>and</strong> Court partners in Washoe County in<br />

June 2010. A particular strength for this agency is that they were able to secure resources to ensure that all supervisors<br />

attended the training, which received exceptionally high ratings. Supervisors actively engaged in discussions <strong>and</strong> were<br />

receptive to the consultant/trainer’s recommendations. A challenge for this agency is that ongoing training with case<br />

specific situations during supervisor meetings has been initiated, but was not consistently maintained. Consistent<br />

underst<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>of</strong> the safety model, including terminology across the entire child welfare system (courts, district attorneys,<br />

public defenders, etc) is a continuing issue. CCDFS also implemented internal trainings using the CPS Investigations – a<br />

Social <strong>Child</strong> Safety Intervention curriculum over the past year.<br />

CFSP Goals <strong>and</strong> Objectives for Safety<br />

In the 2010-2014 CFSP, each performance indicator was given an overall goal <strong>and</strong> one or more objectives. Each <strong>of</strong> the<br />

objectives are to be assessed through the development <strong>of</strong> data reports from the UNITY system or through qualitative<br />

means such as surveys or qualitative case reviews. This process is under development <strong>and</strong> will not be finalized until the<br />

new Program Improvement Plan is approved. UNITY reports are under development <strong>and</strong> are not planned to be<br />

completed until the spring <strong>of</strong> 2011. Therefore, for the purposes <strong>of</strong> the SFY 2010 APSR report, the data from the CFSR<br />

conducted in August 2009 is being used to show performance on each performance indicator as a whole. Where reports<br />

do currently exist, those reports are also included to address individual objectives. Unless otherwise noted, all objective<br />

reports are under development at this time. Figure 7 shows a brief graph <strong>of</strong> how Nevada rated statewide in the 2009<br />

CFSR on individual performance indicators for safety.<br />

Figure 07: Statewide Safety Performance Indicator Scores vs. 90% goal<br />

Safety Performance Indicator Scores from 2009 CFSR<br />

CFSR Goal <strong>of</strong> 90%<br />

Item 1<br />

86%<br />

Item 2<br />

81%<br />

Item 3<br />

78%<br />

Item 4<br />

55%<br />

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%<br />

Source: Nevada 2009 CFSR Federal Report<br />

Nevada APSR – SFY 2010<br />

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