Family Driven Care
Tools, Trainings & How-To's
Family Driven Care Means: Families have a primary decision-making role in the care of their own children, as well as the policies and procedures governing care for all children in their community and state. The family is defined as the person(s) who provides love, guidance, care, support and nurtures all members, especially children. The family can be biological (birth parents), relative (also known as kinship), adoptive or foster family.
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Linking families to services and functions within the community. Including the families in the treatment planning process. Working on behavior management within the home by incorporating the parents in the plan. Teaching parenting and adult life skills to assist parents in offering better consequences and rewards for appropriate behaviors/inappropriate behaviors.
Family Preservation Services,
Grant & Hardy counties
Resources
Resources are from the West Virginia System of Care, WV Service Development/Delivery Team, and Grant Toolkits from the U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) All Documents are Adobe PDF unless otherwise noted.
For Families & Youth
INCLUDING BIRTH, RELATIVE/KINSHIP, FOSTER & ADOPTIIVE FAMILIES
For State & Community Leaders
INCLUDING AGENCY DIRECTORS, STATE EXECUTIVES, LEGISLATORS, COURTS, FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORKS, FAITH-BASED LEADERS AND OTHERS
