Family First Prevention Services Act Fiscal Summary
"Explore updates from the Family First Prevention Services Act fiscal and revenue enhancement workgroup conference call, including candidacy recommendations, program updates, maintenance of effort discussions, and potential use of federal seed funding."
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FAMILY FIRST PREVENTION SERVICES ACT - FISCAL AND REVENUE ENHANCEMENT WORKGROUP FEBRUARY 10, 2020 CONFERENCE CALL
AGENDA WELCOME CHARTER DOCUMENT CANDIDACY WORKGROUP UPDATE PROGRAM WORKGROUP UPDATE MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT ETHICS ISSUES REGARDING FUTURE PROCUREMENTS POTENTIAL USE OF THE FEDERAL SEED FUNDING
CANDIDACY WORKGROUP UPDATE CANDIDACY WORKGROUP RECOMMENDATIONS Below are the recommended candidacy groups for Connecticut s Family First Prevention Plan. The full Prevention Plan will capture the specific details and parameters of each candidacy group. Following the finalization of the state s candidacy definition, the candidacy workgroup will develop recommendations regarding the appropriate mechanisms to identify each candidacy group to ensure that eligible youth and families can access prevention services. 1.Families with accepted Careline calls 2.Families who have been accepted for Voluntary Services 3.Pregnant and parenting youth in foster care 4.Siblings of children in foster care 5.Youth exiting to permanency or youth aging out of DCF foster care
CANDIDACY WORKGROUP UPDATE 6. FAMILIES WITH CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS WHO ARE IDENTIFIED THROUGH A COMMUNITY OR NEIGHBORHOOD PATHWAY: CHILDREN WHO ARE CHRONICALLY ABSENT FROM PRESCHOOL/SCHOOL OR ARE TRUANT FROM SCHOOL CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS TRAFFICKED YOUTH UNSTABLY HOUSED/HOMELESS YOUTH FAMILIES EXPERIENCING INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE YOUTH WHO HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO THE JUVENILE REVIEW BOARD OR WHO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED CAREGIVERS WHO HAVE, OR HAVE A CHILD WITH, A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION OR DISABILITY THAT IMPACTS PARENTING INFANTS BORN SUBSTANCE-EXPOSED (AS DEFINED BY THE STATE CAPTA NOTIFICATION PROTOCOL)
MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT DCF IS CONTRACTING WITH A NATIONAL EXPERT TO RECEIVE CONSULTATION REASONING ON 2014 BASE YEAR SETS THE MINIMUM TO BE SPENT ON PREVENTION ACTIVITIES DETERMINING STATEWIDE THE CLEARINGHOUSE SERVICES IN EFFECT IN FY2014 OPPORTUNITIES / RISKS DISCUSSION
POTENTIAL USE OF FEDERAL SEED FUNDING PURPOSE / POTENTIAL USE OF FUNDING BRIDGING STATES FOR LOSS OF REVENUE WHEN SWITCHING TO PREVENTION MODEL INVESTMENT FUNDING TO IMPLEMENT PLANS THE COMMISSIONER AND EXECUTIVE TEAM HAVE YET TO DETERMINE THE USE OF FUNDING
ETHICS ISSUES RELATED TO POTENTIAL PROCUREMENTS STATE CONTRACTING PROCUREMENT RULES INSIDER INFORMATION VS. INFORMATION THAT IS OPENLY AVAILABLE PLANNING VS. IMPLEMENTATION RFP CREATION REQUESTING AN OPINION
QUESTIONS / NEW ITEMS PREPARATION FOR THE NEXT MEETING QUESTIONS COMMENTS HOMEWORK MEETING SCHEDULE IN PERSON AND REMOTE
