PHASE I PHASE III (Minimum of 8 Weeks) (Minimum of 8 Weeks) Detoxification and/or begin substance MISSION STATEMENT Attend CHAT hearings biweekly abuse treatment Meetings with FDTC Coordinator and Attend treatment sessions as DHS caseworker as scheduled established in the treatment plan Submit to random drug/alcohol Attend weekly CHAT (Collaborative The mission of the testing a minimum of four times per Holistic Accountability Team) month hearings Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or FDTC is to serve Attend meetings with the FDTC Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of Coordinator and DHS caseworker as two times per week established in treatment plan participating Maintain employment or educational Submit to random drug/alcohol and programs testing a minimum of three times per families through a Secure stable housing week Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or coordinated effort PHASE IV (Minimum of 12 Weeks) Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of 4 times per week Attend CHAT hearings once per Comply with the DHS service plan that provides access month regarding the children Meetings with FDTC Coordinator and Complete an autobiography DHS caseworker as scheduled to comprehensive Submit to random drug/alcohol PHASE II testing a minimum of three times per (Minimum of 8 Weeks) services to break month Attend treatment sessions as Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or established in the treatment plan the cycle of Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of Attend CHAT hearings weekly or one per week biweekly Maintain employment or educational substance abuse and Attend meetings with FDTC programs Coordinator and DHS caseworker as Engage in community supports scheduled to ensure that all Presentation on impact of FDTC at Submit to random drug/alcohol graduation ceremony testing a minimum of twice per week children are safe Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of and have a three times per week Identify vocation/education and employment goals permanent home. Comply with the DHS service plan regarding the children Complete a daily journal of accomplishments
PHASE I (Minimum of 8 Weeks) Detoxification and/or begin substance abuse treatment Attend treatment sessions as established in the treatment plan Attend weekly CHAT (Collaborative Holistic Accountability Team) hearings Attend meetings with the FDTC Coordinator and DHS caseworker as established in treatment plan Submit to random drug/alcohol testing a minimum of three times per week Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of 4 times per week Comply with the DHS service plan regarding the children Complete an autobiography PHASE II (Minimum of 8 Weeks) Attend treatment sessions as established in the treatment plan Attend CHAT hearings weekly or biweekly Attend meetings with FDTC Coordinator and DHS caseworker as scheduled Submit to random drug/alcohol testing a minimum of twice per week Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of three times per week Identify vocation/education and employment goals Comply with the DHS service plan regarding the children Complete a daily journal of accomplishments MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the FDTC is to serve participating families through a coordinated effort that provides access to comprehensive services to break the cycle of substance abuse and to ensure that all children are safe and have a permanent home. PHASE III (Minimum of 8 Weeks) Attend CHAT hearings biweekly Meetings with FDTC Coordinator and DHS caseworker as scheduled Submit to random drug/alcohol testing a minimum of four times per month Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of two times per week Maintain employment or educational and programs Secure stable housing PHASE IV (Minimum of 12 Weeks) Attend CHAT hearings once per month Meetings with FDTC Coordinator and DHS caseworker as scheduled Submit to random drug/alcohol testing a minimum of three times per month Attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous a minimum of one per week Maintain employment or educational programs Engage in community supports Presentation on impact of FDTC at graduation ceremony
FDTC_Brochure.docx