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The State of Ohio’s Children: The Impact of the Economic on Child Welfare in Ohio

The State of Ohio’s Children: The Impact of the Economic on Child Welfare in Ohio. Center for Community Solutions 68 th Annual Human Services Institute April 16, 2010.

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The State of Ohio’s Children: The Impact of the Economic on Child Welfare in Ohio

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  1. The State of Ohio’s Children: The Impact of the Economic on Child Welfare in Ohio Center for Community Solutions 68th Annual Human Services Institute April 16, 2010

  2. Deborah Forkas, Director, Cuyahoga County Family and Children ServicesGreg Kapcar, Legislative Director, Public Children Services Association of Ohio

  3. The State of Ohio’s Children: The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Child Welfare in Ohio

  4. Chinese Word for CRISIS:

  5. CONTEXT • Big Picture Indicators • 2010-11 Budget – state/local impact • What does this mean for children/families? • State/County projects and opportunities

  6. Big Picture Statewide

  7. Big Picture Statewide

  8. Context Statewide 49% 43% 8%

  9. Context Cuyahoga 58% 35% 7%

  10. 2010-2011 State Budget

  11. 2010-2011 State Budget

  12. 2010-2011 State Budget

  13. 2010-2011 State Budget

  14. 2010-2011 State Budget

  15. 2010-2011 State Budget

  16. 2010-2011 State Budget

  17. 2010-2011 State Budget

  18. What does this mean for children and families • Fewer resources vs greater demand • Complex, multi-system cases • Core services • Reorganization • Proactive Reform

  19. Statewide • Alternative Response • Data Tools for Child Welfare Leaders http://summitonchildren.ohio.gov/; click <CFSR>; click <Access the CFSR Data Analysis> • Family Engagement

  20. Statewide • Continuum of Support – Kinship Families • Improve Permanency Outcomes – Fos Yth • Flexible Funding • CHIPS – Child In Need of Protective Services Legislation

  21. County Notes:    

  22. Notes

  23. Notes

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