Promotion & Prevention
What is community-based prevention?
Community-based and prevention-focused programs strengthen and support families to prevent child abuse and neglect. Examples include organizations such as family resource programs, family support programs, voluntary home visiting programs, respite care programs, parenting education, mutual support programs, and other community programs or networks of such programs that provide activities that are designed to prevent or respond to child abuse and neglect.
Name one member of the FFPSA Family Preservation team.
Who are: Kellie Dillner, Nichole Taylor, Abrahm Neuser, Eric Jayne, Miquela Hernandez, Sarah Barth
Name one member of the Child Safety and Family Preservation team.
LJ Johnson, Laura Gapske, Christina Keil, Abbie Meyer, Amanda Lager, Hannah Burton, Erin Klumper, Diana Piemental, Heidi Meher
Name an excuse for being late for work
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What does CBCAP stand for?
What is Community Based Child Abuse Prevention
What does FFPSA stand for?
What is Family First Prevention Services Act?
Name one policy or practice guide that is developed and maintained by the Child Safety and Family Preservation team.
What is:
Mandated Reporter guide
Intake and Screening guide
FA/FI guide
Facility Inv guide
Co-occurrence of DV and child maltreatment
Prenatal exposure
Human trafficking guide
What’s the most overused workplace buzzword or phrase?
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Name one member of the Prevention and Promotion team in CSP?
Who is Megan Waltz, Charles Dixon, Heather Reynolds, Vicki White, Hafsa Abdi, Ellie Decker, Rebecca Juarez
What are the two services on Minnesota’s Title IV-E Prevention Services plan?
What is: Parents as Teachers and Motivational Interviewing
Name one allocation that is operated and overseen by the Child Safety and Family Preservation team.
FAR, CP Opioid, CP grant
Name a popular office snack
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Name a concrete support that help support families.
What are:
rent/housing costs
-food
-household necessities
-transportation expenses
-clothing
What model is MN using to implement its kinship navigator model?
What is the Foster Kinship Model?
Name the statute that oversee the child protection response.
What is 260E
Name something that might distract you at work.
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What is one child welfare protective factor?
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Name one goal of MN’s Title IV-E Five-Year Prevention Plan.
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Improve the health and well-being of families
Reduce incidents of maltreatment and keep children with their families
Reduce initial entry and re-entry into foster care
Respond to and eliminate the disproportionate number of American Indian/Alaskan Native , African American/Black, and children identifying as two or more races in the child welfare system
Strengthen and standardize expectations and policies for Minnesota’s child welfare safety practices to ensure practice is followed
Expand service availability and array in a culturally responsive and coordinated way, and
Create an accessible and sustainable system of family preservation services that strengthens families and improves outcomes for child/ren.
Name one of the three protective capacities.
What is:
Behavioral capacity
Emotional capacity
Cognitive capacity
Name something you might say during a Zoom meeting
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