Permanency
Name the agency responsible for the care of youth in the permanency system
Youngest age of youth who can be in the justice system in DC
11
Age range of youth served at CASA
0-21
Name the youth's primary team members
Social Worker and GAL
Name the youth's primary team members
Probation Officer and defense attorney
Name the core domains
permanency, life skills, well being, education
This service acts as an avenue to connect youth to services by CFSA without contacting the CFSA Hotline
Warmline, 211
Name the 2 speciality courts
JBDP & HOPE Court
Name the 6 programs at CASA DC
MAP, FTC, BRIDGES, Empower, Core, PYA
Youngest age for APPLA as a permenancy goal
16
This term is used to describe a youth who has committed a status offense.
PINS
This approach focuses on empowering individuals and developing their existing strengths
Strengths Based Approach
Name the 4 different possible permanency goals
reunification, guardianship, adoption, APPLA
This right is afforded to adults but not youth in the justice system (hint: related to trials)
Trial by jury
These two primary grant criteria will be the focus of the upcoming FBAJ training
Youth whose parents/caregivers are incarcerated and justice-involved youth who are pregnant/parenting