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Meeting Minutes - Date
4/20/1998
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Board of Commissioners
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Regular
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PROGRAM SUMMARY <br /> <br />Statement of the Problem: In concise terminology, describe the juvenite justice problem the program intends to address. <br /> <br />Most of the high-risk youth who come to the attention of the courts have <br />need of psychological assessment, case management, and individual, group, <br />and family counseling. In addition, many have substance abuse problems as <br />well as behavioral and emotional problems. There is also a significant, need <br />for assessment and treatment of sexually aggressive youth. Without <br />appropriate intervention, the problems experienced by these youth and their <br />families will increase. <br /> <br />Program Goal: Statetheeffect~attheprogram ~as$ignedtohaveonsolvi~ ~eproblem ~scribedabove. <br /> <br /> 1. Eligible youth referred by the Juvenile Court will receive comprehensive <br /> assessment and treatment services for mental, emotional and/or substance <br /> abuse problems. 2. A primary contact person will continue to be placed at <br /> the courthouse facility to ensure accessibility for consultation and <br /> familiarity with clients and court proceedings. 3. Sexually aggressive youth <br /> referred by the Juvenile Court will continue to receive assessment and <br /> treatment services. 4. Youth with identified with Substance abuse issues <br /> will be referred to Cabarrus Family Recovery Center to address these <br /> problems directly. <br /> <br />Ta~etP~p~a~n:D~cribe~e~rgetp~u~t~nandth¢steps~atthepr~amhastaken~insurethatthet~getp~u~t~n~se~e~ <br /> <br /> The target population is youth between the ages of 7 and 17 years who are <br /> exhibiting pre-delinquent, delinquent, substance abuse, or sexually <br /> aggressive behaviors. These youth will be authorized and referred by the <br /> Juvenile Court counselors. Juvenile court counselors and Cabarrus Behavioral <br /> Healthcare staff communicate regularly to insure client follow-through and <br /> continuity ofservices <br /> <br />Measurable O~fiv~s):Sta~ ~ measurab~ter~ t~ ~te~edeffect ~t~ program on ~ec~cu~c~and/or ~li~uent <br />behavDrs. Jtam~ums~teant~ipa~dre~ct~ ~co~tre~rra~runaw~behav~ ~dschools~pe~io~and~pF~. <br /> <br />1. The program will service approximately 28-32 clients at any time with a <br /> total of 80-96 clients receiving services. <br />2. Fifty percent of clients involved in services will complete the services <br /> and show reduction in inappropriate behavior (runaway behavior, school <br /> suspensions, and school expulsions). <br />3. Training school adm/ssions of clients in the program will decrease or <br /> continue to be less than 10% for clients completing the program. <br /> 4. Monitoring will be done through the use of approved CBA forms. <br /> <br />In~rmafionMaintained~rEffect~en~sMe~urement:Listthe ~taelemen~andrecor~theprogram willmaintainto <br />~cumentitseffectiveness. <br /> <br /> 1. Data collection on involvement, frequency, and treatment outcomes is <br /> collected. Youth who become clients of Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare will <br /> have treatment records that will be maintained in compliance with North <br /> Carolina Division of MH/MR/SAS and CBA standards. All CBA forms for <br /> reporting, billing, and progress will be used. <br /> <br /> <br />
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