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[1985] A planning model constructed to guide the development and implementation of an an multi-agency system of service delivery for children & families. It began the shift of strengths-based practice, teaming, and collaboration between agencies.
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[1997]A strengths-based, needs-driven planning process that occurs in a team setting to engage with children, youth, and their families. It shifts focus away from a traditional service-driven, problem-based approach to care.
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[2005] Legislation which allows county mental health programs increased funding, personnel & other resources to support county mental health programs, monitor progress toward statewide goals for children, youth, adults, older adults and families.
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[2006] Established the goals of safety, permanency, & well-being through practices like differential response, strength-based practice, and highlighted the use of teaming through Team Decision Making and Family Group Decision Making models.
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[2008] A collaborative, trauma-informed child welfare practice model, tools, and strategies that utilize skillful engagement, meaningful partnerships with families & their networks to develop plans that foster behavior change within a family system.
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[2011] An agreement to a lawsuit that requires that Medi-Cal provide all foster children & those at risk of entering into care, with in-home & community-based services. Requires CFT meetings for those receiving Intensive Care Coordination services.
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[2012] Transitions group homes into an intensive short-term intervention tasked with returning children to a permanent and stable family setting in as short time possible while maintaining the same level of residentially based services & supports.
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