Number of Relative Searches Number of Case Staffings Description (not mandatory): Guide to Children’s Administration ICW Contract Report Form This document is intended to guide ICW programs in completing reports for the (CA) Indian Child Welfare Agreement. If you Children’s Administration have further question or comments please do not hesitate to contact CA ICW Program Manager Shanne Montague, MSW at or 360-902-0251 or CA ICW Program Supervisor Bob Smith at or 360-902-0298. Please be sure to count the number of children and families currently being served as of: 07/01/2013 as your starting point. You are welcome to provide additional information including narrative description although it is not required. Not all Tribes have the same social service structures and deliver the same services. Please report only on those services provided by your Tribe. Under the category ‘Safety’: of Referrals alleging Child Abuse and/or to any phone ‘Number Neglect(CA/N)’ refers calls, faxes, in-person contact or other type of report made to the service agency reporting concerns that a child is experiencing CA/N by an alleged perpetrator who has or should act in a caretaking capacity. CA/N Referrals Accepted for refers to reports of CA/N ‘Number Investigation’ investigated by the service agency with this agreement or in conjunction with the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). of refers to the number of cases/referrals investigated to ‘Number Assessments’ determine if CA/N did or did not occur. of Service and/or refers to service plans developed to alleviate the ‘Number Safety Plans’ risk of CA/N and safety plans designed to address concerns about immediate safety issues with children. These may include plans for voluntary placements, family preservation, family conferencing, case management. of Dependency/MINOC refers to the number of children and ‘Number Proceedings’ families who have legal structure in place through a court system designed to address concerns about CA/N. MINOC is an acronym for Minor In Need of Care and is
Number of Relative Searches Number of Case Staffings Description (not mandatory): Guide to Children’s Administration ICW Contract Report Form This document is intended to guide ICW programs in completing reports for the Children’s Administration (CA) Indian Child Welfare Agreement. If you have further question or comments please do not hesitate to contact CA ICW Program Manager Shanne Montague, MSW at or 360-902-0251 or CA ICW Program Supervisor Bob Smith at or 360-902-0298. Please be sure to count the number of children and families currently being served as of: 07/01/2013 as your starting point. You are welcome to provide additional information including narrative description although it is not required. Not all Tribes have the same social service structures and deliver the same services. Please report only on those services provided by your Tribe. Under the category ‘Safety’: ‘Number of Referrals alleging Child Abuse and/or Neglect(CA/N)’ refers to any phone calls, faxes, in-person contact or other type of report made to the service agency reporting concerns that a child is experiencing CA/N by an alleged perpetrator who has or should act in a caretaking capacity. ‘Number CA/N Referrals Accepted for Investigation’ refers to reports of CA/N investigated by the service agency with this agreement or in conjunction with the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). ‘Number of Assessments’ refers to the number of cases/referrals investigated to determine if CA/N did or did not occur. ‘Number of Service and/or Safety Plans’ refers to service plans developed to alleviate the risk of CA/N and safety plans designed to address concerns about immediate safety issues with children. These may include plans for voluntary placements, family preservation, family conferencing, case management. ‘Number of Dependency/MINOC Proceedings’ refers to the number of children and families who have legal structure in place through a court system designed to address concerns about CA/N. MINOC is an acronym for Minor In Need of Care and is