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What is co-parenting? Shared parenting responsibilities between parties
who do not live together.
Children have the right to have a relationship with
both parents regardless of their relationship with
each other.
Potential Co-Parents in Child Welfare Birth parents
Foster parents
Case Managers
GAL
Therapist
DCF
,Core Tenants of Florida's Practice Engage: Build rapport and trust with the family.
Model
Partner: Identify formal and informal partners who
have knowledge about the family.
Gather Information
Assess and Understand
Plan for the child's safety: in or out of the home.
Plan for family change
Monitor and adapt
6 Information Standards 1.Nature and Extent of Maltreatment
2.Circumstances of Maltreatment
3.Child Functioning
4.Parent Discipline
5.General parenting
6.Adult functioning
Florida Safety Intervention Model Hotline Assessment
(steps)
CPI FFA: ID the problem
Ongoing FFA: determine changes
Safety Plan and Case Plan Eval
Anticipated outcome
Frequency of Unannounced Visits One every 3 months
, An initial family assessment must be 15 working days
completed within...
When should a TPR be filed? Within 60 days of any child being in out of home
care for 12 of the previous 22 months.
Objective of the FFA Identify families where children are unsafe and in
need of ongoing protective supervision.
What is Family-Centered Practice? Working with families to enhance their ability to
care for and protect their children.
Core Values of FCP There is an intrinsic human worth in every family.
Every child must be protected from abuse and
neglect.
Children should live in or as close as possible to
their homes.
A child's home must be safe, stable and permanent.
A child must achieve success in school and in all
aspects of health.
Involving family members solves conflict.
What are In-Home Services? A program of specialized services for children who
have been maltreated by their caretakers and as a
result are exposed to unhealthy environments.