United Tribes ) Michigan - Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians

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Highlights: • Website http://www.michigan. gov/americanindians • DATA: 185 AI children in Foster Care/44 Al available for adoption/ /22 in JJ/274 AI FC Providers Michigan Department of Human Resources ( DHS ) Office of Native American Affairs NAA) Updates January 2012 January 2012 February 2012 March 2012 CWTI ICWA CWTI ICWA New CWTI ICWA New Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Institute Training Institute Training Trainings Curriculum Development SCAO Court CPS Advisory Improvement Committee Meeting Quarterly Tribal Program Statewide State Partnership Task Force NAA Website (TSP) Meeting Updates CIU Subcommittee CIU Subcommittee Meeting NAA Manual Meeting Updates AI FC Kits MiSACWIS FCAN Contracts Design Team AI ICWA Annual Planning Meetings Report Project Planning Urban State IOS Case Reviews Partnership Meeting NAA Website MI ICWA Desk Updates MiTEAM Meetings Aid Draft NAA Policy Racial Equity Tribal Updates Meeting Consultation (Ongoing) Urban Site Visits IOS Case Review Report AI Child Death Tribal Analysis/Compilation Alert Protocol Consultation (Ongoing) Tribal Consultation MIFPA Meeting (Ongoing) Foster Care Tribal Court Advisory Emergency Relations Meeting Committee Preparedness Certifications & Stakeholder Leadership NAA Plan Surveys Academy & Mentor Meeting Leadership Academy Leadership & Mentor Meeting Academy & Mentor Meetings
Centralized intake (Cl,) Frequently Asked Questions What is motivating the onanct•eito. :.!,:a:::.Centratizeddntake::::proce.ss9 Based Oitther:MOdified:Settlettent,:••Agreerrient•signe&On 7/718111, DHS is required to establish a statewide centralized call center that Will be operated 24 hours per day to ensure consistency ""':•••••: • in meeting the needs of the entire community for the purpose of receipt, screening and assignt-nent of all reports of abuse and neglect. Adult iif;rotective.,!ServiCesqAPSYIS•EalSo - - ' included With CI. again to:ensUre consistency and alloW for a single call number for those:.w report concerns, regardless of whether the alleged victim is ,a child or vulnerable adult. ' ••':" • -•'••••.. •• •::•••• ::•'•'••••'••••••••••':'•••••••••••:-D-:•-•':':": 2. Why is a Centralized IntaKe unit coming? The goalln proOeSsing all complaints in one loCation is to ensure consistency across counties; in the quality evaluation and assignment of complaints that are received. Essentially these changes consolidate and simplify83 county intakersyStemS into one statewide call tenter. Where is -the Centralized Intake unit located? Centralized Intake is located Within Kont County, V cl.in.1 11 I q..-11.11 The Centralized Intake unit wily be staffed 24 hou:s a day, 3 Intake will be appropriately staffed to handle call volume. a s p fittallted When is the ch lige from a cdulltV.:::4tpitifIC:iiiitalke-lo entr.-lized:::1ntake? On March 5, 2012, ail callers wishing to make a complaint toll-free number -,Alois to local offices with Children's Protective Services (CPS) or APS cprhplaints,will:::Oeii, informed in the introductory message to "hang up and dial the toll-free make their complaint with Centralited Intake. Local offices will continue to have intake staff available to assist callers during:::,:atransition time after March 5 until approxiniately April 6, 2012. During the 30-day transition, the local office staff will be unatjle.to.clocuOient the corn ~~lalnt within SINSS, but will provide the caller with the toll-free number; answer dUeStianS•,:: provide: information and transfer the caller to Centralized Intake:: The :tO11-free number will be'relese0 two (2) weekS..:prior to the:!•MarC. mailings, news articles and other media announcements designed to inform the public of this ichan CPS, has always handled afte6bOut,..::Adult PrOteOtive.,:aervices•comi•PlaintS ............ :.:.......... handled once CI JS in place? APS complaints will be handled by the CPS Unit for all after4hOtrs cells, s is the current practice in the state
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