CFSP 5 Year Plan - RI Department of Children, Youth & Families

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Measure National Outcome Data Comparisons National Standard Rhode Island 2003 Rhode Island 2004 Baseline Rhode Island 2005 Rhode Island 2006 Rhode Rhode 2007 4 2008 5 Island Island 1.1 Recurrence of maltreatment within 6 months 2.1 Maltreatment in foster care 3.1 Exits from foster care to a permanent home (adoption, guardianship, reunification) 3.2 Exits of disabled children from foster to a permanent home 3.3 Exits of children age 12 or older at time of entry to a permanent home 3.4 Exits to emancipation for children under age 12 at time of entry into foster care 4.1 Exits to reunification that occurred within 12 months from time of entry 4.2 Children re-entering foster care within 12 months of a previous placement 5.1 Exits to adoption that occurred within 24 months from removal 6.1 Children in foster care for less than 12 months who experienced two or fewer placements 7.1 Children age 12 or younger placed in a group home or institution 6.10% 11.10% 7.80% 8.9% 6 12.7% 7 13.3% 8 9.6% 0.57% 1.58% 1.09% 1.33% 6 1.15% 7 1.02% 0.63% No National Standard 9 Median - 86.3% No National Standard 9 Median - 79.5% No National Standard 9 Median - 72.2% No National Standard 9 Median - 29.6% 83.1% 83.2% 10 83.7% 10 85.5% 10 85.1% 84.1% 77.3% 77.7% 10 75.5% 11 76.7% 10 77.7% 77.3% 70.1% 71.3% 10 72.8% 11 76% 10 74.3% 71.4% 20% 35.4% 10 25.2% 11 25.2% 10 23.4% 26.8% 76.20% 65.30% 71% 73.7% 11 75.9% 7 73.1% 12 65.5% 8.60% 20.90% 21.30% 16.9% 11 14.1% 7 18.2% 12 17.9% 32.00% 50.70% 49.80% 49.3% 11 48.8% 7 31.3% 38.4% 86.70% 77.70% 84.80% 86.1% 11 85.6% 7 84.3% 83.1% No National Standard 9 Median – 8.3% 19.4% 18.0% 10 17.1% 10 15.1% 10 16.8% 17.7% The Department’s performance relating to the recurrence of maltreatment within a 6 month period is now set against a new baseline which has been moved to FFY 2007. Based on a review 4 2007 RI Data provided by Data Analytic Center at Yale University, Annual File calculated using federal methodology 5 2008 RI Data provided by Data Analytic Center at Yale University, Annual File calculated using federal methodology 6 RI CFSR Data Profile: September 14, 2006 from Administration for Children and Families 7 RI CFSR Data Profile: FFY 2006 from ACF 8 NEW BASELINE established by the Children’s Bureau (June 28, 2009) 9 Most recent median measures for 2003, as reported in the Child Welfare Outcomes 2003: Annual Report to Congress 10 DRAFT Child Welfare Outcomes FY 2003- FY 2006 Report from ACF 11 RI CFSR Data Profile: February 21, 2006 from ACF 12 RI CFSR Data Profile: FFY 2007 from ACF R.I. Department of Children, Youth and Families Title IV-B Child and Family Service Plan – 2010 - 2014 9
of the data and Department experience over the years prior to FFY 2004 and subsequent, it was agreed that FFY 2004 was not an appropriately representative year for which to set the baseline. Given the new baseline established for FFY 2007, the Department’s target objective would be 12.4% or less. With our performance in FFY 2008 of 9.6%, this objective has been met. The Department worked with the National Resource Center on Child Protection during the PIP period to implement appropriate systemic changes designed to address risk and safety concerns through structured decision-making processes. +++++++++++++++++ CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICE PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT PLAN – SUMMARY OVERVIEW 2005-2009 During the five year Child and Family Service Plan (CFSP) for the period 2005 through 2009, the Department was implementing its Program Improvement Plan (PIP). This overlap presented an opportunity for the two plans to become integrated, and it was beneficial for DCYF to maintain a single document. As shown below, the CFSP and PIP were organized with five overarching goals aligned with seven major strategies targeting specific improvements in the outcomes for children and families. This strategic focus was then placed within the framework of the National Child Welfare outcome measures and indicators for safety, permanence and wellbeing. Child and Family Service Plan Goals PIP Strategies National Outcomes Measures #1: Create a community-based, family-centered service system. Improve agency partnership with community Fully implement Family Centered Practice Reduce recurrence of maltreatment within 6 months Improve Family Court Relationship and Legal Issues #2: Establish a continuum of high quality, culturally relevant placement resources in proximity to each child’s home. Establish System of Care and Array of Services Establish Quality Assurance/CQI Fully implement Family Centered Practice Reduce maltreatment in foster care Increase % of children in foster care for less than 12 months who experienced 2 or fewer placements. R.I. Department of Children, Youth and Families Title IV-B Child and Family Service Plan – 2010 - 2014 10
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safety outcome related items. The D
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prevent removal. Maintain co-loca
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coming into care. The Safe Families
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therapeutic foster homes, shelters,
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child welfare agency. However, ther
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the cases receiving services throug
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The Department is in the process of
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Implementing the Indian Child Welfa
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iii. Legal Counsel forwards a copy
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that neither parent was remorseful
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RECOMMENDATIONS In light of the abo
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ADDENDUM II EMOTIONAL ABUSE SURVEY
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6. If you have ever been concerned
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