Child Welfare
This type of maltreatment involves a caregiver failing to meet a child's physical, emotional, or educational needs.
What is neglect?
This law requires professionals like doctors, social workers, and caregivers to report suspected elder abuse.
What are mandatory reporting laws?
IHSS is funded through a combination of federal, state, and county resources under this larger health coverage program.
What is Medi-Cal?
The maximum number of vacation hours a Yuba County staff member can accrue.
What is 384 hours?
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Who is Will Smith?
The process where a child welfare agency monitors and supports a child and family to ensure a safe and permanent transition home.
Unlike child welfare cases, APS investigations must obtain this before providing services, unless the adult lacks decision-making capacity.
What is consent?
This is the maximum number of service hours an IHSS recipient can receive per month under standard rules.
This county resource provides staff with access to mental health services, financial services, legal services, and more.
What is EAP (Employee Assistance Program)?
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What is Friends?
A tool used at intake to assess whether a child is in immediate danger and needs to be removed from the home.
Name one common sign of emotional abuse in vulnerable adults.
What is withdrawal, fearfulness, anxiety, or sudden changes in behavior?
This assessment tool is used by IHSS social workers to determine the number of hours a recipient qualifies for.
What is the Needs Assessment?
If you need to access department policies, procedures, or forms, you’ll find them in this system.
What is PowerDMS?
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What is Love is Blind?
This program, established under the Title IV-E of the Social Security Act, provides funding for foster care and adoption assistance.
What is Title IV-E Funding?
When an APS client refuses services but is competent, the caseworker must follow this principle.
What is self-determination?
These are three common types of services that IHSS providers assist with.
What are personal care (bathing, dressing), domestic services (cleaning, meal prep), and transportation (medical appointments, errands)?
This workgroup gathers suggestions, comments, and concerns from staff regarding department operations.
What is the Advisory Committee?
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Who is Taylor Swift?
This principle ensures that child welfare interventions prioritize the least restrictive, family-like setting that meets the child's needs.
What is the "least restrictive environment" principle?
The term for a coordinated approach involving APS, law enforcement, healthcare providers, and legal advocates to address elder abuse.
What is a multidisciplinary team (MDT)?
IHSS timesheets are submitted electronically through this system.
What is the Electronic Services Portal (ESP)?
These reports, essential for tracking work activities, must be submitted by the 5th of the following month.
What are Time Studies?
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