Acronyms
S.N.A.P
Strengths, Needs, Accommodations, Preferences
Everything that occurs before you meet the family
Pre-initial
This member of the team has been referred to as the team Witch, shaman, yogi, ect
Heather
The name of the location staff meet during an evacuation
Muster point
Visits that require an NIC staff member to be present at the beginning and conclusion of a visit are referred to as
bookends
CCO
Continuing Custody Order
The location on CAMS where you can find the "Waiting for SW referral" activity
Worker Calendar
Known for chewing mint gum
Alanna
The location of the earthquake survival kit at boundary
Quiet Office
This program's time of service decreases month to month
IFSS
FCSSBC
Federation of Community Social Services BC
This activity captures unused program time on a weekly basis
No engagement
Most likely to have a fidget toy in team
Steph
The number of fire extinguishers at Boundary
3 (Front door, small SAP, kitchen)
This program supports out of care care givers
OCS
SPOA
Social Program Officer Assistant
This form captures the experience, both good and bad, of the families we serve
Family Satisfaction Survey
Team member most likely to play hockey throughout the week
Ashley
A phrase to alert other staff members of a bomb threat
Code Black
The first two programs offered at our agency, historically speaking
IFSS and SAP (visitation)
CARF
Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
The name of the family in cams created by John Coulson, often used for "educational" purposes
IP Freely
Most likely to come to team with a new pair of shoes on, not our host
Leeann
The acronym (or what it stands for) to remember when using a fire extinguisher
Pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze the handle, sweep side to side (PASS)
Historically called "Transitions"
Stages