Marquel's Comprehensive Re-Entry Case Plan

He reports the patient’s roommate was subsequently evicted from his home after the landlord inquired about the ambulance visiting. He reports he contacted her father concerning the patient residing within the family home, but the father has said no. In addition, he reports he has attempted to contact her uncle but has been unable to make contact with him. He reports he has attempted to make contact with her said friend who is considering allowing her the opportunity to reside with her but she has not answered her phone and he has been unable to leave a voice message. He reports no one wants her in their home, and the patient has “burned her bridges” with family members. He reports her family would benefit from counseling. In addition, he reports her family has high expectations of CPS. He reports her current case was not going to close within 12 days of 06/30/2017. In addition, the case will not

Consent: The child and family team is in agreement that Out of Home Treatment is an appropriate treatment option for the youth at this time due to youth behaviors that lead to numerous arrests and violation of probation. Youth needs to address his mental health, substance use and behavioral issues in the community and in the home by engaging in safe behaviors. The youth has demonstrated a lack of impulse control, oppositional behavior towards rules and regulations of the home, school, and community prior to DAP Bed. The program noted Dre’quan has been staying out of trouble and requested for youth to continue with treatment at Florence Klemmer House/DAP Bed. CM was informed Dre’quan refuse to comply with chores rules. Dre’quan shared his experiences

Ms. Pollard wanted to know when Javon'Tay would receive the DD waiver. ISC explained the process, than she asked about receiving a case manager. She said she was told by the other lady he would receive a case manager, which would take him out to his appointments and take him places.

Interview: Ms. Cancel Grace Marie is a 27 year old Puerto Rican female born on 8/30/1981. Ms. Cancel is the mother of Jaden Rodriguez 2 years old and Feliciano Kahil 1 year old. Ms. Cancel Grace interview took place at DCFS office on September 1st 2017 at DCFS office 6201 S Emerald. Ms. Cancel Grace was accompanied by her public defender Robert J Breslin during the interview. Ms. Grace is currently residing at A Safe Haven shelter 2750 W Roosevelt Rd. Interview was conducted in her secondary language English. In some occasion’s she would respond in her primary language Spanish during the interview and translated in English to her public defender. Ms. Cancel was informed that report would be made available to court and used for assessment

CCIB received a referral #1659-2526-7518-9002203 via email from La Vette Norris (Staff Member) regarding Keishaunna Ross (16) (DOB 1/15/2001). RP reported Keishaunna was placed in her home “about three hours ago” by assigned CSW Kendra Jones and RP wants her removed immediately. RP reported stated Keishaunna “poses a risk to the other children”, but did not state what kind of risk. RP reported that Keishaunna “is real angry,” “doesn’t want to be at the home” and “she going back and forth with me.” RP reported Keishaunna has a history of AWOL and Keishaunna could something to her or one of the children in the home (RP did not say what that might be). RP stated she has concerns for the other children in the home Unique Abrams, 8 years, Bernyce

The individual is on junior level and has demonstrated his ability to comply and meet the requirements of this level. The individual continues to work on his interpersonal and independent living skills daily. In processing with the individual and his Social Work the discharge plan is for the individual to transition into an independent living program. While the individual is making consistent progress towards his discharge plan, he is not quite ready for independent living due to the fact he continues to struggle with some of his basic living skills to include but, not limited to personal hygiene, housekeeping and laundry. The individual and NHCS will work collaboratively together to ensure that he continues to be successful in school. In

Intervention: MHP request information about the incident that occur on last Friday at school per MHS email. MHP and MHS discuss additional support for Santonias to ensure providing all services before submitting a 30-day notice. MHP and MHS review alternative ways of processing incidents without judgment and blaming with Santonias. MHP explain to Santonias that he is unable to live with his biological grandparents because the state of North Carolina must approve the request. MHP report DSS

This officer has maintained limited contact with Ms. Fee through telephone contacts and face to face contacts. Ms. Fee's communication with this officer has declined as she has missed several scheduled appointments and has not returned telephone calls. Ms. Fee has agreed to work with this officer to ensure that proper supervision is in place when Dee returns home. Ms. Fee has been encouraged to visit as she is able and using VIA 3 was discussed. A home visit is scheduled for October 7,

Caseworker Lee, after assessing the environment, it was clearly that family need services and housing placements. To provide service and referrals Mr. Lee is mandated to offer a release Consent Form that gives both parties understanding to share information. Lee honored the Vietnamese culture, and he also respects the family. Mr. Lee understands there is a language barrier and needs appropriate assessment. Caseworker Lee must find a translator, to explain the family about the violation of the rental agreement as well, services will be provided to help the

It is recommended that discharge not be granted on March 1, 2016, but deferred for at least 45 additional days to assure timely implementation of services and the development and staffing of the Mental Health Services Transitional Plan. It is also recommended that Armun be placed on parole supervision with the Portsmouth Court Service Unit upon release. Armun will need electronic monitoring services to assist him with his transition back into the community. Parole Transition will allow Armun's movement to be monitored and tracked ensure public safety while he is in the community. I am requesting that he receive 30 days of electronic monitoring with the Parole Transition Program to include GPS monitor through Tidewater Youth Services Commission.

THE MINOR WAS DELIVERED TO CAMP JARVIS ON 07/07/15 AND IS SET TO BE RELEASED AT THE MIDPOINT OF HIS 5-7 MONTH PROGRAM (6 MONTHS) FROM CAMP ON 01/07/2015. THE MOTHER PROVIDED AN ADDRESS BELONGING TO HER STEP FATHER. DURING THE HOME INSPECTION, THE MOTHER ADMITTED THAT SHE DOES NOT LIVE

CM spoke to Mrs. Rhiel (parent) in regards to a follow-up for Courtney (youth). CM was informed that the family had an alterication over the weekend with Courtney and Mrs. Rhiel will update CM at tomorrow's CFT meeting regarding this matter. Mrs. Rhiel confirmed the CFT meeting and CM reminded Mrs. Rhiel to have the NJ Family Care application completed for tomorrow. Mrs. Rhiel agreed.

CC met with the member today. The member report that he is no longer living at Cass House. The member staes at this time he is staying with his mother. CC asks the member if he is working on finding a place of his own? The member states he is but, at this time the member need to really get control of his addiction. The member states that he keep going in a circle and not sure why or what is really going on with him. CC discuss with the member that he really need to see his therapist twice a week to work out some of his issues. The member states that he does want a better quality of life. CC also discuss with the member that at this time it would not be a good ideal for him to get housing because of his drug uses and when he get the

Writer mailed out a letter to RT's home to informed her that she is discharged from the mobile outreach program for the reason for refusal of medication management and doesn't meet criteria for the MOP; therefore, RT will benefit more from therapy at Bleuler's Psychotherapy Center. Writer also informed RT's residential CM Amanda of RT's discharge from the MOP and also faxed over a copy of the letter that was send to

This item is an area needing improvement because the agency did not explore a different concurrent goal when it became evident that the concurrent goal of reunification was no longer appropriate. At the time the goals were established, the target youth's aunt who had guardianship of him prior to his entrance into foster care was considered as a possibility for reunification as well as his mother who was incarcerated with a possible release date prior to the target youth aging out. However, the aunt refused to work with the agency toward a reunification goal and the agency received information that the mother's release date would be after the target youth aged out. The agency established the permanency goals for the target youth timely as