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G2 Meeting

This agenda documents the discussions and strategies from the May 1, 2014, meeting focused on fatherhood work in DeKalb County, emphasizing response time performance, visitation data, and the importance of both "Stock and Flow" in child welfare. It details various visitation metrics, including private visits, reunification visits, and caretaker visits, alongside accountability measures for worker performance during the initial months of placements. The meeting also reviewed health check data for children in care, aiming to improve outcomes and ensure compliance with mandates.

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G2 Meeting

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  1. G2 Meeting May 1, 2014

  2. Agenda • Fatherhood Work in DeKalb • Response Time Performance & Strategies • Stock & Flow • Visitation • 8 in 8 / 8b Data • Outcome 30 and Health Event Tracking

  3. Fatherhood Work in DeKalb AdikaTrimble and Friends

  4. CPS Response Time Performance & Strategies Mable

  5. Stock & Flow Jim

  6. What is “Stock and Flow?"

  7. What is “Stock and Flow?" 6-12 month “Tub” 13+ month “Faucet Kids” 13+ month “Tub” Exits from Care Exits from Care

  8. Win Fabulous Prizes!!!

  9. DeKalb

  10. Fulton

  11. Visitation Counties

  12. DeKalb County PlacementVisitation Data March2014

  13. DeKalb CountyMarch2014 OM 20AChild Visits KennyA. Mandate 96.25%

  14. DeKalb CountyMarch2014 OM 20BChildPrivateVisits KennyA. Mandate 96.25%

  15. DeKalbCountyMarch2014 OM 21 Reunification Visits KennyA. Mandate 85%

  16. DeKalb CountyMarch2014 OM 22CaretakerVisits KennyA. Mandate 95%

  17. DeKalbCountyMarch2014 OM 23Sibling Visits KennyA. Mandate 90%

  18. DeKalb CountyVisitation Summary October 2013 to March 2014

  19. Fulton County PlacementVisitation Data March2014

  20. Fulton CountyMarch2014 OM 20AChild Visits KennyA. Mandate 96.25%

  21. Fulton CountyMarch2014OM 20BChild PrivateVisits KennyA. Mandate 96.25%

  22. Fulton CountyMarch2014OM 21 Reunification Visits KennyA. Mandate 85%

  23. Fulton CountyMarch2014 OM 22Caretaker Visits KennyA. Mandate 95%

  24. Fulton CountyMarch 2014OM 23Sibling Visits KennyA. Mandate 90%

  25. Fulton CountyVisitation Summary October 2013 to March 2014

  26. 8 in 8 / 8b Data Counties

  27. QA Review of 8 in 8 : DeKalb Results for Placements that Initiated in February

  28. QA Review of 8 in 8 : FultonResults for Placements that Initiated in February

  29. Workers who finished their 8th visit during the month of April (and all documented!) • Demond Gordon • Tanisha Sheeler • Marjorie Pryce • Jessica Johnson • Simone Price • Marcelyn Kemp • Jamisha Turner • Tammy Arnold • Nastassja Cockrell • Rabi’AhJamar • Jasmin Delaney • Kniesha Primes • Yolanda Loving-Aberdeen • Shantaye Fortner • Roderick Nelson • Ramona Franklin • Jennifer Duvivier • Taralyn Barnes STARS!!

  30. DeKalb P13 8B CohortChildren Who Entered Care During Period 13 and Who Will Reach 24 Months in Care Between1/1/14 and 6/30/14 As of 5.1.14

  31. Fulton P12 8B CohortChildren Who Entered Care During Period 13 and Who Will Reach 24 Months in Care Between1/1/12 to 6/30/12

  32. Outcome 30 and Health Event Tracking Counties

  33. Region XIVDeKalb Co.OM 30 Reporting MonthApril 2014(Meeting the Needs of Children)Children with Health ChecksOverdue More Than 30 Days (End of Month) ** = additional child/ren not included. On runaway status.

  34. REGION 14 April 2014FultonCountyOM 30Meeting the Needs of ChildrenChildren with Health Checks More Than 30 Days Past Due

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