PROCEDURES
What code is used to alert staff of a runaway?
Code Yellow
Who provides leadership and notifications?
Executive Team
What is a Runaway Incident?
Unauthorized absence where child leaves without permission and cannot be located
What system is used to complete CLE?
UAC Portal
What supervision level may be used for high-risk children?
1:1 supervision
What happens to facility operations during a runaway?
Activities pause and facility goes on lockdown
Who monitors cameras during incidents?
Surveillance Monitor
What is Runaway Risk?
High probability a child will attempt to run away
What is the timeframe for Non-Emergency SIR?
24 Hours
What is implemented to monitor behavior?
Video surveillance
What must staff obtain about the child immediately?
Clothing description and direction
Who ensures on-site monitoring of the incident?
Shift Supervisor
What is an Unaccompanied Alien Child (UAC)?
A minor without legal status and no guardian in the U.S.
Who must be contacted besides law enforcement?
DHS FOJC, PO, FFS, NCMEC
What happens after the child returns?
Clinical assessment and safety plan
What type of headcount is conducted?
Full headcount of all children
Who leads reporting and CLE completion?
Case Management / Clinical Team
What is Escape Risk?
Likelihood a child will attempt to escape custody
What hotline is used for missing children?
1-800-THE-LOST
What helps prevent future runaways?
Counseling and individualized safety planning
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