Personal and professional development training opportunities are offered to the staff and volunteers. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. b. Volunteers complete pre-service training specific to this program type to providing direct services to juveniles. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. b. Opportunities for on-going trainings for direct service staff in basic interaction skills relating to juveniles. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. c. Programs providing treatment services employ staff who are eligible by degree or credential to provide such treatment, or who receive clinical supervision by someone who is eligible to provide such treatment. All professional and volunteer staff members, who lead program activities that require special skills or certification, are trained in the skills necessary for each particular activity. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. d. Comments: Juvenile Records The program has a written record for each juvenile admitted to the program. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 3. Juvenile records are stored in a secure location. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 2. Juvenile records are maintained for a period of 5 years after the termination date. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 2. Participation Agreement includes: 13. Sex Offender Treatment, D. 2. e. i. vii. – Name of the sponsoring agency and program name Program guidelines, requirements Conditions of behavior management and supervision requirements, including a personal Safety Plan Signed consent of parent(s)/legal guardian(s), juvenile and program staff for participation in the program Specific requirements of the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) and program staff Results of non-compliance Confidentiality parameters and agreement therof Individual needs treatment plans include: 13. Sex Offender Treatment, D. 2. f. i. xi. – Interventions that will be provided by program staff The focus of counseling intervention(s) Frequency of the services
Personal and professional development training opportunities are offered to the staff and volunteers. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. b. Volunteers complete pre-service training specific to this program type to providing direct services to juveniles. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. b. Opportunities for on-going trainings for direct service staff in basic interaction skills relating to juveniles. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. c. Programs providing treatment services employ staff who are eligible by degree or credential to provide such treatment, or who receive clinical supervision by someone who is eligible to provide such treatment. All professional and volunteer staff members, who lead program activities that require special skills or certification, are trained in the skills necessary for each particular activity. 13. Sex Offender Treatment, F. d. Comments: Juvenile Records The program has a written record for each juvenile admitted to the program. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 3. Juvenile records are stored in a secure location. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 2. Juvenile records are maintained for a period of 5 years after the termination date. 2. Program Operational Requirements, D. 2. Participation Agreement includes: 13. Sex Offender Treatment, D. 2. e. i. – vii. Name of the sponsoring agency and program name Program guidelines, requirements Conditions of behavior management and supervision requirements, including a personal Safety Plan Signed consent of parent(s)/legal guardian(s), juvenile and program staff for participation in the program Specific requirements of the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) and program staff Results of non-compliance Confidentiality parameters and agreement therof Individual needs treatment plans include: 13. Sex Offender Treatment, D. 2. f. i. – xi. Interventions that will be provided by program staff The focus of counseling intervention(s) Frequency of the services
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