Transition plans
What is a transition plan?
Transition plans are used when exit from the PAT program is anticipated and awaiting further discussion for exit to occur.
Out of all families enrolled into the program, how many child screenings need to be completed for the blue-ribbon requirement?
2/3 of families enrolled should have completed child screenings to meet the blue-ribbon standards.
Name a few Positive parenting skills.
BE PRESENT
LEAD BY EXAMPLE
EMPATHIZE
USE POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
When should transition plans be started?
Approximately 3 months before planned exit or hold, or as soon as PE becomes aware.
After the initial child screenings, how often should they be completed?
Annually
What is the role of parents in child development?
THE ROLE OF PARENTS IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT IS RESPONSIVE, RESPONSIBLE AND NEVER-ENDING.
When should a transition plan be completed?
Transition plans should be entered in Penelope within 2 working days of the completed documents.
What is the blue-ribbon requirement for implementing all family screenings and assessments?
Family centered assessments should be completed within 120 days of enrollment and annually thereafter.
HOW PARENT EDUCATORS FACILITATE A WELCOMING GROUP CONNECTION ENVIRONMENT?
“ASK FAMILIES ONE-ON-ONE; INVOLVE AND PARTNER WITH OTHER PROGRAMS.”
What should a PE do when screening for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)?
The parent educator develops a safe space for the parent experiencing IPV to share challenges and also to explore information, resources, and options that could help them; supports them in making choices related to their situation; and facilitates safer planning.