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5/16/1994
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Board of Commissioners
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SIX MONTHS MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES STATUS <br /> <br />(Continuation Programs Only) <br /> <br />In the space provided, please list each measurable objective in your current program <br />agreement and indicate the degree to which your program has been successful in <br />achieving them. (Use data from the first six months of the fiscal year.) <br /> <br />(Except where noted, most data presented below are from the first quarter 1993 CBA <br />Quarterly Report.) <br /> <br />Statistics from the CBA Quarterly Report indicate that the Home-Based Program well <br />exceeds C8A Minimum Standards for referrals by court/law enforcement, problem <br />behaviors by youth, and referrals of youth as delinquent/status offenders. The <br />required state compliance levels for these three areas are 35%, 50%, and 80%, while <br />the statewide average for all Home-Based Services programs during the same time <br />period is 73%, 85%, and 96% respectively. CBA Minimum Standards require program to <br />meet at least one of the three components. The Cabarrus County Home-Based Program <br />complies with all of these components at the 100% level since all referrals <br />originate from the Juvenile Court Counselors and Judges. <br /> <br />The most recent on-site monitoring visit by the Regional CBA Consultant was <br />conducted on March 18, 1993, for the Home-Based Services Program. The program was <br />found to be in compliance with all CBA policies and procedures. No corrective <br />actions were required. <br /> <br />Other measurable objectives are the following: <br /> <br />1. Developed a service plan for 100% of the children in the program. <br />Twenty-six children were served during 7/1/93 - 12/31/93. Sixteen children <br />completed the full Home-Based Program. Seven children were assessed and referred to <br />other services, and three children were assisted with placement needs. Children <br />successfully placed were able to avoid training school commitment. <br /> <br />2. Reduced possible out-of-home placements by 40%. <br />The intervention of the worker helped to prevent foster care or training school <br />placement. Of the youth served between September 1992 - September 1993, 90% were at <br />home at the time of termination from the program, with 10% in relative placements <br />and training school. There was one training school commitment. Without the <br />Home-Based worker's intervention, all these youth would probably have been placed in <br />foster care or group care directly from Juvenile court. <br /> <br />3. Reduced involvement in the Juvenile Justice System by 71%. <br />The CBA report indicates that court referrals decreased by 80% and runaway behaviors <br />decreased by 73%. <br /> <br />4. Helped increase school attendance program for youth. <br />The Home-Based worker has been successful in getting youth back into school and <br />encouraging school attendance. At the time of termination from the program, 100% of <br />youth remained enrolled in school for the September 1992 - September 1993 report <br />period. <br /> <br /> <br />
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