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Twenty percent of the New York City census willreceive the enriched model and will be comparedagainst a similar group. NYC has engaged theevidence based foster care developer, PattiChamberlain, to develop the model. Thispresentation will describe the model, the detailsof the pilot with the agencies, how outcomes willbe tracked, and the financial component.Presenters:Lorraine Stephens, Deputy Commissioner,Family Support Services, NYC-ACSDawn Saffayeh, Deputy Commissioner, Policy,Planning & Measurement, NYC-ACSJudy Berger, Deputy Director, FinancialServices, NYC-ACS10:45 AMCoffee Break11:00 PM - 12:00 PMWelcome & Opening AddressOur opening address will feature a presentation bythe two individuals who oversee the implementationof the Governor's vision for juvenile justiceand human services: Elizabeth Glazer, DeputySecretary for Public Safety, and Kristin Proud,Deputy Secretary for Human Services, Technology& Operations. This is an opportunity to heardirectly from the Governor's representatives onpolicy initiatives affecting local departments ofsocial services. The opening address will be precededby welcoming remarks by David Jolly,NYPWA President, and Thomas N. Wood III,Chairman, Saratoga County Board of Supervisors.12:00 PM - 1:15 PMLuncheon1:30 - 3:00 PMConcurrent SessionsDo It Yourself LeadershipDevelopmentTwo approaches to in-house leadershipdevelopment will be presented by Dutchess andChautauqua Deputy Commissioners. Purpose,design, implementation, and evolution of bothprograms will be shared.Presenters:Theresa Giovanniello, Deputy Commissioner,Financial & Supportive Services, DutchessCounty DSSPatti Anne Kirst, Deputy Commissioner &Director of Services, Chautauqua County DSSClose to Home Initiative: ImprovingOutcomes for NYC Youth in theJuvenile Justice SystemNew York City will assume custody of all JDyouth placed in non-secure and limited secureplacement between September 2012 andDecember 2013. This realignment of the juvenilejustice system allows NYC to re-imagine thesystem and focus on involving families in youthrehabilitation and on improving educationoutcomes and reintegration for youth. Thepresentation will focus on the basic componentsof the plan and the outcomes that NYC expectsto achieve for youth placed in the system.Presenter:Ronald Richter, Commissioner, NYC-ACSCentralization of Estates andCasualty RecoveriesOMIG and HMS staff will present the plan forimplementation of the Medicaid Redesign TeamProject (MRT-102), Centralize Responsibility forMedicaid Trauma & Estate Recovery. Effectivewith the passage of the 2012-13 State Budget,the Department assumes responsibility to recoverthe cost of medical assistance in accordance withapplicable provisions. Under the Budgetprovision, the OMIG/HMS in consultation witheach district will define the scope of the servicesthe district will be required to perform on behalfof the Department. All counties will be requiredto utilize the Maestro Case Management Systemto centralize and standardize the Estates andCasualty process.Presenters:Philip Seward, Deputy Director Bureau of ThirdParty Liability, OMIGDanielle Lange, Attorney and Project Manager,HMS, Inc.Monday ■ July 93