Child died as the result of abuse

Child has a contagious disease

Child is homeschooled

Child’s parents are being incarcerated

Treat diminished protective capacities

Justify child placement

all of the above

Allow for information collection to occur

Control for danger, either present or impending

Parent resources

Investigation finding

Danger threshold

all of the above

PDA

Continuing after the case is closed

Ending wants case manager is involved

Continuing until the case is closed

ending once the safety plan is initiated

Practicing a family centered, multidisciplinary approach

Identifying the underlying emotional family issues

Enlisting the help of teachers and psychologist

Assigning formal services for a family to complete

The safety plan to control for impending danger

Long term interventions that must be put into place

A synopsis of the family functioning assessment

Immediate safety plan actions to implement

There are concerns of serious harm and the child’s whereabouts cannot be ascertained

Other

Parents is threatening to seriously harm the child

Parent views the child in extremely negative ways

Well thought out approach, containing the most suitable people taking the necessary actions, frequently enough to control danger threats

Only consider when the plan is an in-home plan

Sufficiency is not always considered when developing safety plans because it is done mostly during a crisis

Sufficient information collection

Parents have a greed to safety plan

Parents admit to the allegations

Parent is willing for an in-home plan and will cooperate with the safety services providers

Available for safety service providers

Home environment is calm and consistent enough

All of the above

Determine present danger

Identify caregivers protective capacities

Identify families or children are unsafe and in need of ongoing services

Develop case plan goals

Multi-ethnic placements are mandated

children may not be placed more than twice

Race may be the determining factor for placement

Foster parents may not be denied based on race

Developing sufficiency to refer a case to non-judicial in-home services

Determining if the evidence gathered is sufficient to file a judicial case

Determining the findings of maltreatment for the investigation

Locating collaterals to assist in completing the family functioning assessment

Talk with the child and help him find ways to express feelings and emotions

Encourage those who are close to the child to be available

Be diligent and implementing Waze for the child to keep in contact with friends and family

Avoid family meetings because they may be too emotional for the child