CWCM PRE-SERVICE EXAM
2 days - ANSWERS-intitial face to face contact with child should be
inititated within ___________________ of case transfer, or at the date
of court supervision, whichever is earliest
30 - ANSWERS-face to face contact with child and caregiver occurs
once every _____ days.
once every 7 days for the first month with in home safety plan
out of home - every 7 days as long as out of home plan remains in
shelter status
90 days - ANSWERS-unannounced visits to child's current residence
should occur once every _________ days
30 days - ANSWERS-face to face contact with parents should occur
every 30 days unless TPR or court rules otherwise
child contacts - ANSWERS-face to face contact frequency for
caregivers rules is the same as: _______________ ______________.
US Constitution
Federal Statutes
,Florida Statutes
FL Admin Code
FL Rules for Juveline Procedure
CFOP - day to day - ANSWERS-order of precedence for laws rules
policies
case transfer - ANSWERS-period of time when the primary
responsibility for a case involving an unsafe child moves from CPI to
CM. formal meeting. primary reason is connecting families to
services to improve CPCs
protective capacities inefficient to manage danger threats -
ANSWERS-when is a child considered unsafe, there are present
danger threat and:
preparation for case transfer - ANSWERS-preparation for
_______________ __________________ includes:
a. review & eval documentation for the case (FFA-I, safety analysis,
safety plan, conditions for return)
b. develop question regarding info sufficiency regarding impending
danger, rationale, level of intrusiveness
same - ANSWERS-voluntary cases have the _____________
considerations as court-ordered cases
,5 - ANSWERS-for home study requests the receiving agency must
make contact with the family no later than ___________ business
days after the request is uploaded into SACWIS
psych - ANSWERS-when requesting case plan assistance from
another county, a packet must be sent to the lead agency liaison with
an attachment that includes any ______________ evaluations.
30 - ANSWERS-when case plan assistance is provided by another
county the receiving CM must make face to face visits with the parent
every _______ days until reunification occurs or the case plan
assistance is closed.
5 days; 48 hours - ANSWERS-when you first get a case, you have
___________ days to assess the sufficiency of the safety plan and
_____________ hours to make face to face contact
increase instrusiveness - ANSWERS-when safety plan is not working
- safety service provider is no longer willing and able or the parents
are no longer willing and able for in home safety services or a danger
threat is manifesting in ways that are not being controlled.
decrease intrusiveness - ANSWERS-family conditions have changed
and less intrusive plan can manage the threat.
modified - ANSWERS-a safety plan must be ________________
when any of the following changes occur.
, new danger threat
danger threat eliminated
child relocated or sheltered
safety analysis criteria change
terminate parental rights
finalize adoptions
order services
grant and remove custody - ANSWERS-the court has the authority to
removal of child
in home safety services that cant be provided on non judicial basis
Chapter 39 injunction - ANSWERS-3 ways court can be involved in
child protection
adoption and safe families act - ANSWERS-federal law stating
permanency must be finalized within 12 months. child's health and
safety is paramount concern. states must preserve and reunify
families, place child in timely manner.
special immigant juvenile status - ANSWERS-federal law that assists
undocumented children in obtaining legal permanentt residency. able
to remain and work in US, qualify for in state tuition and apply for
citizenship. can be deported if not granted.
2 days - ANSWERS-intitial face to face contact with child should be
inititated within ___________________ of case transfer, or at the date
of court supervision, whichever is earliest
30 - ANSWERS-face to face contact with child and caregiver occurs
once every _____ days.
once every 7 days for the first month with in home safety plan
out of home - every 7 days as long as out of home plan remains in
shelter status
90 days - ANSWERS-unannounced visits to child's current residence
should occur once every _________ days
30 days - ANSWERS-face to face contact with parents should occur
every 30 days unless TPR or court rules otherwise
child contacts - ANSWERS-face to face contact frequency for
caregivers rules is the same as: _______________ ______________.
US Constitution
Federal Statutes
,Florida Statutes
FL Admin Code
FL Rules for Juveline Procedure
CFOP - day to day - ANSWERS-order of precedence for laws rules
policies
case transfer - ANSWERS-period of time when the primary
responsibility for a case involving an unsafe child moves from CPI to
CM. formal meeting. primary reason is connecting families to
services to improve CPCs
protective capacities inefficient to manage danger threats -
ANSWERS-when is a child considered unsafe, there are present
danger threat and:
preparation for case transfer - ANSWERS-preparation for
_______________ __________________ includes:
a. review & eval documentation for the case (FFA-I, safety analysis,
safety plan, conditions for return)
b. develop question regarding info sufficiency regarding impending
danger, rationale, level of intrusiveness
same - ANSWERS-voluntary cases have the _____________
considerations as court-ordered cases
,5 - ANSWERS-for home study requests the receiving agency must
make contact with the family no later than ___________ business
days after the request is uploaded into SACWIS
psych - ANSWERS-when requesting case plan assistance from
another county, a packet must be sent to the lead agency liaison with
an attachment that includes any ______________ evaluations.
30 - ANSWERS-when case plan assistance is provided by another
county the receiving CM must make face to face visits with the parent
every _______ days until reunification occurs or the case plan
assistance is closed.
5 days; 48 hours - ANSWERS-when you first get a case, you have
___________ days to assess the sufficiency of the safety plan and
_____________ hours to make face to face contact
increase instrusiveness - ANSWERS-when safety plan is not working
- safety service provider is no longer willing and able or the parents
are no longer willing and able for in home safety services or a danger
threat is manifesting in ways that are not being controlled.
decrease intrusiveness - ANSWERS-family conditions have changed
and less intrusive plan can manage the threat.
modified - ANSWERS-a safety plan must be ________________
when any of the following changes occur.
, new danger threat
danger threat eliminated
child relocated or sheltered
safety analysis criteria change
terminate parental rights
finalize adoptions
order services
grant and remove custody - ANSWERS-the court has the authority to
removal of child
in home safety services that cant be provided on non judicial basis
Chapter 39 injunction - ANSWERS-3 ways court can be involved in
child protection
adoption and safe families act - ANSWERS-federal law stating
permanency must be finalized within 12 months. child's health and
safety is paramount concern. states must preserve and reunify
families, place child in timely manner.
special immigant juvenile status - ANSWERS-federal law that assists
undocumented children in obtaining legal permanentt residency. able
to remain and work in US, qualify for in state tuition and apply for
citizenship. can be deported if not granted.
