II-25. Running Away Frequency – Youth has only run once in Youth has run on multiple Youth runs often (two or Youth runs at every the past year or this occasions in the past year. more times per month) but opportunity. information is unknown to me not always. / not applicable. If the needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: child’s II-26. Running Away Consistency of Destination – Youth always runs to the Youth generally runs to the Youth runs to the same Youth runs to no planned same location this or same location or community but the specific destination. information is unknown to me neighborhood. locations change. / not applicable. If the needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: child’s II-27. Running Away Safety of Destination – Youth runs to a safe Youth runs to generally safe Youth runs to generally Youth runs to very unsafe environment that meets his / environments; however, they unsafe environments that environments where the her basic needs (e.g. food, might be somewhat unstable cannot meet his / her basic likelihood that he / she will shelter) or this information is or variable. needs. be victimized is high. unknown to me / not applicable. If the needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: child’s B. BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS (Ages 5 to 21) (Continued) II-28. Running Away Involvement in Illegal Activities – Youth does not engage in Youth engages in status Youth engages in delinquent Youth engages in illegal activities while on the offenses beyond those activities while on the run. dangerous delinquent run or this information is involved with the running activities while on the run unknown to me / not itself (e.g. curfew violations, (e.g. prostitution, selling / applicable. underage drinking). buying drugs). If the needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: child’s
II-25. Running Away – Frequency Youth has only run once in the past year or this information is unknown to me / not applicable. Youth has run on multiple occasions in the past year. Youth runs often (two or more times per month) but not always. Youth runs at every opportunity. If the child’s needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: II-26. Running Away – Consistency of Destination Youth always runs to the same location or this information is unknown to me / not applicable. Youth generally runs to the same location or neighborhood. Youth runs to the same community but the specific locations change. Youth runs to no planned destination. If the child’s needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: II-27. Running Away – Safety of Destination Youth runs to a safe environment that meets his / her basic needs (e.g. food, shelter) or this information is unknown to me / not applicable. Youth runs to generally safe environments; however, they might be somewhat unstable or variable. Youth runs to generally unsafe environments that cannot meet his / her basic needs. Youth runs to very unsafe environments where the likelihood that he / she will be victimized is high. If the child’s needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why: B. BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERISTICS (Ages 5 to 21) (Continued) II-28. Running Away – Involvement in Illegal Activities Youth does not engage in illegal activities while on the run or this information is unknown to me / not applicable. Youth engages in status offenses beyond those involved with the running itself (e.g. curfew violations, underage drinking). Youth engages in delinquent activities while on the run. Youth engages in dangerous delinquent activities while on the run (e.g. prostitution, selling / buying drugs). If the child’s needs / functioning fall within a shaded box, explain why:
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