Matching Pairs Child Welfare ConceptsOnline version Match the child welfare concepts with their descriptions or related concepts. by Andreina G Arias 1 Concurrent Planning 2 Protective Capacities 3 Family Time 4 Safety Assessment 5 Risk Factors 6 Mental Health 7 Domestic Violence 8 Overall Compliance Ratings 9 Stages of Change 10 Substance Abuse 11 Partial Compliance 12 Family Engagement 13 Cultural Competence 14 SMART Outcomes Addressing parental mental health issues to ensure child safety and well-being. Strengths and skills of parents that ensure child well-being and safety. Caregiver is demonstrating beginning progress towards achieving changes in protective capacities. A plan that involves pursuing multiple permanency goals simultaneously. The ability to work effectively with diverse families, respecting their cultural backgrounds. Meaningful contact allowing parents to interact with children, demonstrate protective capacities, and assess progress. Evaluating potential risks to a child's safety and developing plans to ensure their well-being. Collaborating with law enforcement to ensure safety in families experiencing violence. Affects parenting abilities and child safety, requiring support and appropriate treatment. Involves active participation of families in case planning and decision-making. Assessing the extent to which caregivers are following the goals of their case plan. A model explaining the cognitive process of human change, crucial for understanding family dynamics. Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Reasonable, and Timely goals in a case plan. Traits and conditions that increase the likelihood of child abuse or neglect.
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