CFSP 5 Year Plan - RI Department of Children, Youth & Families
CFSP 5 Year Plan - RI Department of Children, Youth & Families
CFSP 5 Year Plan - RI Department of Children, Youth & Families
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GOAL I: Establish a continuum <strong>of</strong> family-centered, high quality, culturally relevant, community and neighborhood-based resources in an<br />
integrated service delivery system that partners with natural, formal and informal supports to promote safety, permanency and<br />
well-being for children, youth and families.<br />
Objectives Activities<br />
workers to determine if process should be<br />
revised.<br />
1.3 Improve agency collaboration<br />
and service array among all<br />
systems.<br />
2010 2014 Measure <strong>of</strong> Progress Outcome/Indicator<br />
1.3a Increase capacity for evidence-based<br />
service models throughout the State by<br />
procuring new service proposals.<br />
o<br />
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adoption or legal guardianship<br />
Reduce recurrence <strong>of</strong> child abuse/neglect<br />
(repeat maltreatment)<br />
Increase permanency for children in foster<br />
care (exit to reunification, adoption or legal<br />
guardianship<br />
Reduce time in foster care to reunification<br />
without increasing re-entry<br />
meet their physical and mental health needs.<br />
Safety-1: <strong>Children</strong> are first and foremost,<br />
protected from abuse and neglect<br />
Safety-2: <strong>Children</strong> are safely maintained in<br />
their homes when possible and appropriate<br />
Permanency Outcome-2: The continuity <strong>of</strong><br />
family relationships and connections is<br />
preserved.<br />
Well-Being Outcome 1: <strong>Families</strong> have<br />
enhanced capacity to provide for children’s<br />
needs.<br />
Systemic Factor-VIII: Service Array<br />
1.3b. Enhance implementation <strong>of</strong><br />
Wraparound principles and service linkages<br />
through Family Care Community<br />
Partnerships.<br />
o Reduce recurrence <strong>of</strong> child abuse/neglect<br />
(repeat maltreatment)<br />
o Reduce placements <strong>of</strong> young children (=/<<br />
12) in group homes/institutions<br />
Safety-1: <strong>Children</strong> are first and foremost,<br />
protected from abuse and neglect.<br />
Permanency-1: <strong>Children</strong> have permanency<br />
and stability in their living situations.<br />
Well-Being-1: <strong>Families</strong> have enhanced<br />
capacity to provide for children’s needs.<br />
Well-Being-3: <strong>Children</strong> receive services to<br />
meet their physical and mental health needs.<br />
Systemic Factor-VIII: Service Array<br />
1.3c. Promote sustainable funding for<br />
services tailored to child and family needs.<br />
o Continue working with EOHHS and<br />
community partners to rebalance<br />
service capacity development to ensure<br />
sufficient capacity; availability and<br />
accessibility for child and family<br />
o Reduce recurrence <strong>of</strong> child abuse/neglect<br />
(repeat maltreatment)<br />
o Reduce placements <strong>of</strong> young children (=/<<br />
12) in group homes/institutions<br />
o Further reduce/eliminate distant out-<strong>of</strong>-state<br />
placements<br />
Permanency-1: <strong>Children</strong> have permanency<br />
and stability in their living situations.<br />
Safety-1: <strong>Children</strong> are first and foremost,<br />
protected from abuse and neglect.<br />
Safety-2: <strong>Children</strong> are safely maintained in<br />
their homes when possible and appropriate.<br />
R.I. <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Children</strong>, <strong>Youth</strong> and <strong>Families</strong><br />
Title IV-B Child and Family Service <strong>Plan</strong> – 2010 - 2014<br />
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