Ask: roles does the Case Manager play during the “What adjudication hearing?” Pause and let participants respond. Participants should Trainer Notes: identify the following: Provide services and visits monthly to ensure the being and meets with the Biological Family to promote achievement of the family goal and monitor progress. Keep case file updated. Engage clients in the court process. Advocate for the child’s best interest. Prepare court documents and case files. Work with CLS to help prepare testimony and to review court reports and case files. Work with CLS to gather evidence of quantity, quality, credibility, and convincing force. Attend Testify. Clearly present information. Explain concerns. Coordinate services as needed. Inform parents of the hearing dates. Report to the court parent attendance at appointments and parent progress toward able to provide their child a safe and nurturing home. Display slide 16.1.20: Disposition Hearing (PG: 27) Say: The shall schedule the disposition hearing within 30 days after the last day of the adjudicatory hearing.The purpose of the disposition hearing is for the court to determine what needs to be done by the parent, department and/or the child to ensure the safety of the child and to move the parties toward the stated goal of the case plan. For example, the court may enter an order that mandates counseling and rehabilitative services. The court also may enter orders providing for out-of-home placements or visitation schedules or for controlling the conduct of the parent. It also can order the Case Manager to conduct follow-up visits with the family to ensure the child’s protection. Essentially, the disposition hearing determines what will be required to resolve the problems that led to department intervention.
Ask: “What roles does the Case Manager play during the adjudication hearing?” Trainer Notes: Pause and let participants respond. Participants should identify the following: Provide services and visits monthly to ensure the and meets with the Biological Family to promote achievement of the family goal and monitor progress. Keep case file updated. Engage clients in the court process. Advocate for the child’s best interest. Prepare court documents and case files. Work with CLS to help prepare testimony and to review court reports and case files. Work with CLS to gather evidence of quantity, quality, credibility, and convincing force. Attend Testify. Clearly present information. Explain concerns. Coordinate services as needed. Inform parents of the hearing dates. Report to the court parent attendance at appointments and parent progress toward able to provide their child a safe and nurturing home. Display slide 16.1.20: Disposition Hearing (PG: 27) Say: The shall schedule the disposition hearing within 30 days after the last day of the adjudicatory hearing.The purpose of the disposition hearing is for the court to determine what needs to be done by the parent, department and/or the child to ensure the safety of the child and to move the parties toward the stated goal of the case plan. For example, the court may enter an order that mandates counseling and rehabilitative services. The court also may enter orders providing for out-of-home placements or visitation schedules or for controlling the conduct of the parent. It also can order the Case Manager to conduct follow-up visits with the family to ensure the child’s protection. Essentially, the disposition hearing determines what will be required to resolve the problems that led to department intervention. being
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