FPP Adoption At risk of adoption Eligible child/family must live in None noted Respite care; Parent education and 2-6 months of in-home 6 and 12 months Jefferson County dissolution, at risk of Jefferson County and be at risk of psycho-educational sessions offered; service at a minimum of Support abuse or neglect to adoption dissolution, adopted child at Crisis Intervention: 24/7 access 3-5 hours per week. adopted child; previous risk of abuse or neglect, or have had a disruption previous disruption. Reunification services Includes families in Jefferson County include 1 month of in with children in pre-adoptive home sessions and may placements who are at risk of be extended for 3 placement disruption. months if needed. Impact up to age 21 Children with SED who are receiving No specific time frame that is Targeted Case Management /Service Varies widely but In some Region, there is a formal Statewide Children with Severe institutional care or are at risk of uniform statewide. Generally referral Coordination utilizing Wraparound. generally longer term IMPACT Follow Up period of 3-6 Program Emotional Disability institutional placement shall be given made to RIAC/LIAC through the Wraparound is a practice” (18-36 months) months whereby the IMPACT “best (SED). SED is defined priority for services pursuant to KRS Local Resource Coordinator and Model whereby a facilitator guides Service Coordinator is available to by KRS 200.501. (i.e., 200-501-509. then reviewed at next available development and implementation of a the family but does not actively children who have an RIAC/LIAC meeting-generally held service plan that encompasses all meet with the child or family Axis I Diagnosis like Each Regional program has a 1-2 times per month. Many regions services and supports deemed unless needed. ADHD/ADD, Major packet/form” that must be have provision in policy manual for appropriate i.e., not just behavioral health In all regions, “nomination Depression, Tourette’s, filled out and forwarded to the RIAC, an review/acceptance services. “emergency” Oppositional Defiant generally through the IMPACT into the program. Disorder, etc.) And who Resource Coordinator. Anyone may show functional make the referral. impairment in at least 2 of 5 areas and who are Primary State level Contact: in need of coordination For more detailed information: of services. Diagnoses of Mental Retardation or Substance Abuse may also exist but only if with SED-mental health diagnosis.
FPP Adoption Support At risk of adoption dissolution, at risk of abuse or neglect to adopted child; previous disruption Eligible child/family must live in Jefferson County and be at risk of adoption dissolution, adopted child at risk of abuse or neglect, or have had a previous disruption. Includes families in Jefferson County with children in pre-adoptive placements who are at risk of placement disruption. None noted Respite care; Parent education and psycho-educational sessions offered; Crisis Intervention: 24/7 access 2-6 months of in-home service at a minimum of 3-5 hours per week. Reunification services include 1 month of in home sessions and may be extended for 3 months if needed. 6 and 12 months Jefferson County Impact Program up to age 21 Children with Severe Emotional Disability (SED). SED is defined by KRS 200.501. (i.e., children who have an Axis I Diagnosis like ADHD/ADD, Major Depression, Tourette’s, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, etc.) And who show functional impairment in at least 2 of 5 areas and who are in need of coordination of services. Diagnoses of Mental Retardation or Substance Abuse may also exist but only if with SED-mental health diagnosis. Children with SED who are receiving institutional care or are at risk of institutional placement shall be given priority for services pursuant to KRS 200-501-509. Each Regional program has a “nomination packet/form” that must be filled out and forwarded to the RIAC, generally through the IMPACT Resource Coordinator. Anyone may make the referral. Primary State level Contact: For more detailed information: No specific time frame that is uniform statewide. Generally referral made to RIAC/LIAC through the Local Resource Coordinator and then reviewed at next available RIAC/LIAC meeting-generally held 1-2 times per month. Many regions have provision in policy manual for an “emergency” review/acceptance into the program. Targeted Case Management /Service Coordination utilizing Wraparound. Wraparound is a “best practice” Model whereby a facilitator guides development and implementation of a service plan that encompasses all services and supports deemed appropriate i.e., not just behavioral health services. Varies widely but generally longer term (18-36 months) In some Region, there is a formal IMPACT Follow Up period of 3-6 months whereby the IMPACT Service Coordinator is available to the family but does not actively meet with the child or family unless needed. In all regions, Statewide
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