This must precede contact with children and collaterals in FDR, with two exceptions
What is consent
200
Percentage of protection reports that are closed at intake or after investigation
What is 70%
200
The CFS standard that covers FDR
What is 14
200
In addition to being willing to work with MCFD to reduce risk, the family must have this
What is capacity
200
This is not required at the completion of the intake
What is substantiation
300
FDR is also called this
What is Differential Response Model
300
At all times throughout the FDR process, this is paramount
What is the safety and wellbeing of the children
300
The level of risk appropriate for FDR
What is low-moderate
300
Investigation and FDR should be seen as this rather than ideological extremes.
What is service continuum
400
Research shows that differential responses contribute to this.
What is higher levels of family engagement in assessment and planning?
400
The section 13 concern that is always excluded from FDR
What is sexual abuse
400
Cases that are likely to involve court action should be handled this way
What is investigation
400
If the safety concerns have not been addressed upon the completion of the FDR Assessment Phase, FDR continues into this phase.
What is the Service Phase
500
The two positive most outcomes from the FDR Learning Sites.
What is overall rates of children coming into care (this includes not only removals but also entries into care by agreements) and greater use of out-of-care options?
500
Collaborative, strengths-based, solution focused practice is aided, where appropriate by these CPDM mechanisms
What is mediation, FGC and traditional dispute resolution
500
FDR should not be used in cases of intimate partner violence if this might occur.
What is increased risk of violence.
500
FDR intakes allows for a more thorough assessment of families strengths and needs. This can take up to this amount of time.