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www.FLgov.com/FBCB Special Thanks To: Executive Office of the Governor Office of Adoption and Child Protection Special Thanks To: Reverend Perry Davis Advisory Council Member Special Thanks To: Ms. Patricia Boswell Administrator Special

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www.FLgov.com/FBCB

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Special Thanks To:

Executive Office of the Governor

Office of Adoption and Child Protection

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Special Thanks To:

Reverend Perry Davis

Advisory Council Member

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Special Thanks To:

  • Ms. Patricia Boswell

Administrator

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Special Thanks To:

  • Ms. Dixie Morgese

Executive Director

  • Ms. Maria Long

LifeSong Community Liaison

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Special Thanks To:

  • Ms. Patty Medlock

Regional Managing Director

  • Mr. Charles Puckett

Circuit 7 Administrator

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Special Thanks To:

  • Mr. Glenn Young

Warden

CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION

T O M O K A

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Special Thanks To:

Lunch Sponsor

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Welcome:

The Honorable Derrick Henry

Mayor, City of Daytona Beach

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Please join us for an: INV INVOCA OCATION TION

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ANNOUNCEME ANNOUNCEMENTS NTS and and RECOGN RECOGNITIO ITION

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  • Mr. Barry

Webster

Congratulatio ions to to:

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intment!

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Mr Mr. . Hersh ershel el Ly Lyons

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Chancellor Division of Public Schools

Special Guest

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http://www.myFLfamilies.com/

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MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH

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Fighting mosquito-borne diseases

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Under Program & Services, select Emergency Preparedness & Response

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Ms. . Pat atrici icia a Bos

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Administrator

State Health Improvement Plan and Health Equity

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Ms. . Dixi xie e Mor

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Executive Director

Building Protective Factors within the Community

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Mr Mr. . Ma Mark k Jon

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Executive Director

Faith-Based Recruitment and Retention of Foster Parents

Mr Mr. . St Stev eve e Hog

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Founder Hogue Ministries, Inc.

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Mr Mr. . Cha harles es Puc uckett kett

Circuit 7 Administrator

Local Review Team

Ms Ms. . Li Lind nda a Mand ndizha ha

NER Operations Manager

Ms Ms. . Trac acy y Mc McDa Dade de

Interim Executive Director

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* combined maltreatments include all five for Substance Misuse and three for Domestic Violence

Volusia County Data FY2017-18

Intakes - 5435 through April 30 Number of Children Removed - 339 through April 30 Number going to Non-judicial - 495 through March 31 - includes some post-OOHC reunification

Top 3 Maltreatments (thru April 30)

by Separate Maltreatment # % of all repts including Combined Maltreatment* # % of all repts Inadequate Supervision 1287 25.8% Substance Misuse 1949 39.1% Physical Injury 1108 22.2% Inadequate Supervision 1287 25.8% Household Violence Threatens Child 1013 20.3% Domestic Violence 1253 25.2%

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LRT Process

The purpose of a Local Review Team (LRT) Staffing is to resolve case specific conflicts that cannot be resolved at other Multidisciplinary Team Staffings (MDT/IPT).

  • Cases should be staffed through MDTs before being referred to the LRT Team

– Examples: IPT (where available), HT staffing, CBC staffing, DJJ staffing, FSPT, etc.

  • Resolve Service Gaps

– The LRT focus is on community children to prevent them from coming into care.

  • Types of Cases Referred

– Baker Acts/Lockouts – DJJ Involved/Lockouts – Post Adoption Dissolutions – Unmet Mental Health/Substance Abuse/Behavioral Health Needs – Relative/Non-Relative placement will dissolve without additional support

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LRT Process

  • Youth will be set up as an Emergency LRT or included on the Monthly LRT agenda.

– Youth with continuing issues may be staffed monthly or more frequently based on needs.

– Person requesting the LRT will be asked to present the youth’s case for discussion. – The expectation is that follow-up actions from the call will be reported back to the team

  • Success is based on participation by key agencies:

– DCF, CBC, DJJ, SEDNET/Education, LSF/Community Mental Health Providers, AHCA, Medicaid Managed Care, GAL, Community Transition Teams and Family/Involved Caregivers

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ON TARGET

CIRCUIT 7 INTEGRATED PRACTICE TEAM (IPT)

The Integrated Practice Team, is a community-oriented, strength based individualized planning process aimed at helping families meet their needs through informal supports and formal child welfare service systems. The goal of the IPT members is to staff cases as a TEAM and offer knowledge and expertise to develop a comprehensive family service plan WITH the family to ensure the individual needs of the family are strengthened while safely maintaining children in their homes. The type of cases referred are active investigations or open case management where there is a potential for removal of the children. The process is to identify innovative solutions to safely maintain children in their own home.

BEST PRACTICE POINTS ➢ Co-facilitating by CBCs and DCF-Shared responsibilities between agencies ➢ Travel to service centers to conduct staffing-Easier access for families and staff ➢ Integration with other community stakeholders- minimizing the number of staffings for families and staff

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ON TARGET

Cumulative Report May-December 2017

Court CPC DCF DCM DJJ FB FIP PA Total Flagler 4 47 51 Putnam 5 61 10 1 77
  • St. Johns
37 5 42 Volusia (West) 6 118 4 13 1 1 5 148 Volusia (East) 2 16 138 18 6 8 188 Outside C7 3 2 5 Total 2 31 404 4 43 7 6 14 511

All Staffings by County and Referral Agency

All Staffings by Primary Referral Reason and Case Type

Dependency DJJ Extended Foster Care Institutional Investigation Non-Judicial PNA Post Adoption Total Abandonment 2 2 APD 10 1 2 13 Behavioral Health Co-Occuring 3 34 5 2 44 Behavioral Health Mental 5 27 1 1 147 6 3 190 Behavioral Health Substance Abuse 4 5 9 Dependency 1 1 Developmental Disabilities 2 2 DJJ 2 2 Housing 9 5 1 15 Human Trafficking 2 26 2 30 Inadequate Supervision 9 9 Lock Out 3 109 1 9 1 123 Medical Neglect 4 4 Medical Neglect 1 1 Physical Injury & Mental Injury 1 1 Placement Stability Staffing 2 2 PNA 1 1 Re-Open to Dependency 5 5 SAT 49 49 Sex Offender 4 4 Ungovernable Children 4 4 Total 9 45 1 1 416 14 21 4 511
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ON TARGET

Parent Attendance at Initial Cases Staffed by IPT versus All Others with Percentage in Attendance

Cumulative Report May-December 2017

Shelters Resulting from Cases Staffed by IPT versus All Others with Percentage Removed Number of Cases Staffed by IPT and Percentage Removed by Month

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May 15, 2018

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Family Support Planning Team (FSPT) Circuit 7 Serving Volusia, Flagler, Putnam, and St. Johns counties

  • Link families with traditional and non-traditional services
  • Stabilize children in our communities and keep them out of residential treatment.
  • Multidisciplinary group of professionals including case managers and local

community providers who will work to provide both traditional and non- traditional linkage to services including: therapeutic mentorship, behavioral analysis services, as well as other specialized therapies catering to both the mental health and social needs of the children and families being served.

  • The objective of CFS staffing will be to track cases in which residential treatment

is required. CFS staffing will review the progress of youth receiving residential treatment and link families with transitional services to best prepare children and families for discharge.

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Family Support Planning Team (FSPT) Circuit 7

Year to date data

  • Clients serviced – 156
  • Current open cases – 121
  • Discharges – 35

FSPT cases open per county

  • Putnam- 8
  • Saint Johns – 13
  • Flagler – 12
  • Volusia – 77
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Referrals for FSPT

  • Emailed, scanned, or faxed to the FSPT Facilitator, Vettrys

Small

  • Contact within 48 hours to schedule FSPT staffing
  • Sessions facilitated by CHS staff and will be available

through conference call

  • They will also ensure all members of the team, including

target case managers, school personnel, mental health professionals, etc. are present and engaged in the child’s case to ensure effective and timely progress.

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Counseling and Psychiatric Care

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Tele Counseling

Children’s Home Society of Florida now offers telehealth — counseling sessions conducted via live video sessions with a highly trained, experienced, compassionate, professional counselor.

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Tele Counseling

  • On line referrals
  • No Wait list
  • Technical assistance provided 24/7
  • Provider Stability-one therapist, one psychiatrist-even if you

move

  • Ability to include all family members
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Face to Face Counseling

  • Office Based
  • Home Based
  • School Based
  • Community Based
  • Crisis Intervention
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Tele Psychiatry

  • Partnership with University of Florida
  • Child Psychiatrists
  • Adult Psychiatrists
  • Decreases Wait list
  • Technical assistance provided 24/7
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PUBLIC COMMENT

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Tuesday, August 28, 2018 Lakeland, Florida

Next Scheduled Meeting

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Please join us for a: BENE BENEDICTI DICTION ON

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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!