will be developed to support this process. 2. The supervisor will train staff how to implement the policies and Support procedures and complete the Staff newly created forms. 3 3. The program will implement the February 2, 3 policies and procedures; and the 2017 All Home supervisor will in with the Visitors staff for 12 months during staff meetings, administrative supervision file reviews and reflective supervision. Revisions will be implemented as needed. 1. The program will form a workgroup to develop a written plan that explains how the program will coordinate with 1 other programs in the area. These November may include, but are not limited 2015 to, PI programs, PFA programs, Early Head Start, Head Start, Child 17 (17.1, 17.1.1, 17.1.2, 17.1.3, 1 2 Care Centers, Early Intervention, The program has a 17.1.4) The program does not All Staff January Special Education Services, Public plan that guides have a written plan that 2016 collaboration with Aid, WIC, Public Health outlines how the program will 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 other programs in the Department, Hospitals, Easter coordinate with programs Jane 3 February community that are Seals, Physicians that accept the concerned with the in the area. (Education, welfare, Program 2016 medical card, Red Cross, local education, welfare, health, and safety are not Supervisor safety and health of mental health providers, Local addressed at this time.) 4 young children. Child Care Resource and Referral March 2016 program, domestic violence shelter, Crisis Nursery, University 5 of Illinois Cooperative Extension, April 2016 American Heart Association, public libraries, YMCA/YWCA, Boys and Girls Clubs, homeless shelters, public housing, police and fire
will be developed to support this process. 2. The supervisor will train staff how to implement the policies and procedures and complete the newly created forms. 3. The program will implement the policies and procedures; and the supervisor will in with the staff for 12 months during staff meetings, administrative supervision file reviews and reflective supervision. Revisions will be implemented as needed. Support Staff 2, 3 All Home Visitors 3 February 2017 17 The program has a plan that guides collaboration with other programs in the community that are concerned with the education, welfare, safety and health of young children. (17.1, 17.1.1, 17.1.2, 17.1.3, 17.1.4) The program does not have a written plan that outlines how the program will coordinate with programs in the area. (Education, welfare, health, and safety are not addressed at this time.) 1. The program will form a workgroup to develop a written plan that explains how the program will coordinate with other programs in the area. These may include, but are not limited to, PI programs, PFA programs, Early Head Start, Head Start, Child Care Centers, Early Intervention, Special Education Services, Public Aid, WIC, Public Health Department, Hospitals, Easter Seals, Physicians that accept the medical card, Red Cross, local mental health providers, Local Child Care Resource and Referral program, domestic violence shelter, Crisis Nursery, University of Illinois Cooperative Extension, American Heart Association, public libraries, YMCA/YWCA, Boys and Girls Clubs, homeless shelters, public housing, police and fire 1 All Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Jane Program Supervisor 1 November 2015 2 January 2016 3 February 2016 4 March 2016 5 April 2016
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