This training is an overview of policy and best practice in Family Centered Service casework. The training will also include discussions on the philosophy and history of FCS services, poor prognosis indicators, assisting clients to identify protective capacities, and how to determine whether or not it is an FCS case. At the end of this one day training participants will be able to: Identify and apply the philosophy and purpose of FCS within the scope of CPS and/ or Permanency Planning; Apply FCS protocols in their investigation and identify whether or not cases qualify to become FCS cases; Assist clients in identifying protective capacities to promote safety and family preservation; Engage and apply skills that motivate clients to access services in support of their plan.
Intended Audience
This training is mandatory for new specialists who have completed Core Training. Specialists are enrolled in this training by the CW Training Coordinators.