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Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Minutes - Date
6/19/2006
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Board of Commissioners
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Regular
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<br /> <br />COMPONENT SUMMARY (attach for each component) <br /> <br />Statement of tile Problem <br />In concise terminology, describe the juvenile justice problem(s) to address and how these services meet the needs or <br />service a s identified in the JCPC Annual Plan. <br />The majority of youth involved in DJJ services require a comprehensive psychological assessment in order to develop <br />diagnostic criteria and treatment recommendations for the youth. The assessmens can provide an accurate picture of <br />what the client's therapuetic needs are and facilitate the linkage of these youth to the needed services in their <br />community. Treatment in the community that involves the family is vital to be most effective and prevent placement <br />out-of-the home. <br /> <br />Target Popullilti\>" <br />Describe the ta~ et opulation and ste s taken to insure that fhe ta~ et 0 ulation is served. <br />The targeted population includes youth ages 7-17 who are exhibiting pre-delinquent, delinquent, undisciplined or <br />sexually aggressive behaviors. Adjudicated, diverted, and DJJ at-risk youth will be considered for services. Services <br />to these youth will be through referral by the Juvenile Court Counselors. Communication between the Court <br />Counselor and the Staff Ps cholo ist will occur re ula on a formal and informal basis. <br />F'rogtanii~Jg~II~) "Stafe fhe effecf this component is designed to have oI1J~(jMiJNJt/1e problem described above. <br />Goals of the program are to: 1) Youth referred for the services will receive comprehensive evaluations and testing for <br />behavioral, emotional and other related Mental Health issues. 2) DA YMARK staff will be placed at the court house 20 <br />hours per week to insure accessibility of service in a timely manner and increased effective consultation to the court <br />and its representative. 3) youth needing services such as individual, family, parenting, anger management, sex <br />offender treatment, intensive family preservation services will be referred to such services within one week of <br />assessment. <br />Mell$I!I'~~I~!~~j~c~ive(s) <br />State in measurable terms the intended effect on specific undisciplined and/or delinquent behaviors. Exampte anticipated <br />reductions in court referrals, runaway behavior, disruptive behavior at school, anticipated improved schoof attendance and Beade ic <br />achievement. These objectives must include participant outcomes and may include program outcomes. <br /> <br />This position will asses all referrals from the DJJ Court Counselors within seven (7) days and provide <br />recommendations and referrals for needed Mental Health services. In addition to the initial assessment, some youth <br />may receive psychologicat testing if c1iniclly indicated. The goal will be to screen all referrals over the 12-month period <br />of the grant. This position will serve 53 youth during the course of the year. The Staff Psychologist will provide written <br />report to the Court Counselor within 21-days of the referral. <br /> <br />Priorityl;:j)mmUnity Risk Factor(s) Addressed <br />State how riorif risk factor(s identified b the JCPC will be addressed. <br />The program will be assessing and providing timely information concerning the needs of the cleint and the manner in <br />which meeting these can be addresses. The service addresses the priority risk-factors of Family Management <br />Problems and Community Drug and Alcohol use through determining the appropriate course of treatment. <br /> <br />ProtectiVe Factors Utilized (Ex Healthy beliefs & ciear standards, skills, opportunities, recognition) <br />Protective factors to address "risk factors" will include a comprehensive assessment with specific treatment <br />recommendations focusing on increasing the child and the family protective factors while decresing the impact of the <br />risk factors the family is facing. <br /> <br />F" -15 <br /> <br />Page 3 of 10 <br />
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