Facility Types
This facility type recruits, approves, trains and provides professional support to Resource Families.
What is a Foster Family Agency?
CRP licensed facilities generally fall into these two categories.
What are home/family and congregate care?
LPAs can navigate to this internal site for TILT resources.
What is the TILT SharePoint page?
These activities help people in care maintain personal hygiene.
What are assistance with dressing, grooming and bathing?
This facility type is one of four that are required to have Emergency Intervention Plans.
What are STRTPs, Group Homes, Youth Homelessness Prevention Centers, or Community Treatment facilities?
These facilities provide 24-hour non-medical care and supervision in a structured environment and cannot accept Title IV-E foster care funds.
What are Group Homes?
The number of hours of training HSC 1560 mandates CRP LPAs have annually.
What is 60?
These TILT cards, designed to be kept with your ID badge, support this practice.
What is Trauma-Informed interviewing?
The goal of these activities is to maintain health.
What are assistance with medical and dental care?
A facility's Emergency Intervention Plan includes plans for these specific situations.
What are the manual restraint plan and the runaway plan?
These facilities are located in the licensee's family residence and provide care and supervision for children with mental health, developmental, or physical disabilities.
What are Small Family Homes?
The purpose of these inspections is to assess an applicant's ability to provide a safe, healthful environment for children.
What are Pre-Licensing Inspections?
All of these individuals should agree that TSP services are appropriate.
Who are the LPA, LPM and Provider?
This activity safeguards clients' valuables.
What is maintenance and/or supervision of client cash resources or property?
This section of the Emergency Intervention Plan requirements specifies what types of interventions a facility may not use.
What is Emergency Intervention Prohibitions?
These facilities provide supportive housing and services to youth from 16-21 years of age.
What are Transitional Housing Placement Programs? (THPPS)
You conduct this type of inspection when you interview a youth at their school.
What is Collateral?
This guide was developed to help LPAs recognize trauma informed care practices in facilities.
What is the Trauma-Informed Environment Guide?
The purpose of having house rules is to do this.
What is protect clients?
This approach must be utilized for STRTPs' Emergency Intervention procedures.
What is trauma-informed?
These two facility types provide time-limited residential care and supervision and are County owned and/or operated.
What are Temporary and Transitional Shelters?
If you've lost your CRP orientation binder, you can go here to find the training materials.
What is the Past Training Page on CRP SharePoint?
These people participate in a TSP exit conference.
Who are the TSP analyst, the LPA and the Facility Representative(s)?
Facilities may need to perform this activity if they have clients with specific nutritional needs.
What is monitor food intake or special diets?
These three facilities are STRTP subcategories.
What are:
1. Minor and Nonminor Dependent Parent Program
2. Care for Children under the age of six
3. Children's Crisis Residential Program