Providence Service Corporation of Texas

1. Providence Service Corporation of Texas Single Source Continuum Contractor

2. SSCC Model • Partnership with DFPS • Provider Network • Intake and Assessment (CAFAS and JIFF) • Wraparound and Behavioral Health Services • Utilization Management (60 day reviews and 180 day reviews) • Quality Assurance • Performance Based Contracting • Provider Council • Community Advisory Committee

3. Children/Youth are Safe in Foster Care • Target 100%. 99.8%-2012. RCCL Investigation • Peer QA system (20 to 30 % of cases reviewed) • 30 day case plan updates • Training (Trauma Informed care, Solution Based Casework, Adverse Childhood Experiences) • Root Cause Analysis

4. Children/Youth Have Stability in Their Placement • Target To Be Determined (61% last 4 year average, 64%-2012). No placement change in the last 12 months. • First placement the best placement (CoBRIS Matching) • Services started immediately • Solution based casework, Trauma Informed Care • Foster parent training (behavior analysis support) • Wraparound/Behavioral Health Services (Funding) • Disruption Committee • QA and UM process

5. Children/youth are able to maintain connections to family and community • Children Placed within 50 miles of their home. Target To Be Determined. 12/31/2011 36.5%. Medium distance was 77 miles. • Provider network • Strategic Family foster home development (San Angelo, Midland/Odessa, Abilene, Wichita Falls) • CoBRIS Matching system

6. Children/youth are able to maintain connections to family and community • Siblings are Placed Together. Target to Be Determined. 63% in 2012. 755 children of approx. 1200 are part of a sibling group. • Strategic Foster Home Development • Provider Network • Collaboration with RCCL (Waivers) • CoBRIS Matching System

7. Children/youth are able to maintain connections to family and community • Have at least one monthly personal contact with a Family member who is not a parent or sibling or with another person who has a significant, long-standing relationship with the Child or the Child's family and is identified as appropriate for contact by DFPS. Target to Be Determined. • Provider Network • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parents) • Quality Assurance

8. Children/youth are able to maintain connections to family and community • Contact with Siblings in Foster Care. Target To Be Determined • Provider Network • Placing Siblings Together • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent) • Quality Assurance • Service Team Support

9. Youth Are Fully Prepared for Adulthood • Youth (16+) in foster care who have a Regular Job at some time during the year. Target To Be Determined. • PAL Training • Collaboration with Workforce Development • Provider Network • Community Advisory Committee • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent)

10. Youth Are Fully Prepared for Adulthood • 17-year-old youth who have completed PAL Life Skills Training. Target To Be Determined. 75.5%-2012. • Provider Network • Subcontract for PAL Training Services • Community Advisory Committee • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster parent)

11. Youth Are Fully Prepared for Adulthood • Youth age 16 or older who have a driver's license or state identification card. Target To Be Determined. • Provider Network • Courts • Community Advisory Committee • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent)

12. Children/youth in foster care are placed in the least restrictive placement setting • Children/youth in foster care placed in a foster family home. 68% in 2012. Target To Be Determined. • Provider Network • Foster Parent Training (behavioral analysis support) • Wraparound/Behavioral Health services • Strategic Foster Home Recruitment • Solution Based Casework, Trauma Informed Care • Assessment • UM/QA • CoBRIS Matching System

13. Children/youth participate in decisions that impact their lives. • Children/youth age 10 or older who participated in any Service Plan meeting. Target To Be Determined • Provider Network • Service Team Meetings • 30 day treatment plan updates • Quality Assurance • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent)

14. Children/youth participate in decisions that impact their lives • Children/youth who participated in at least one discussion about the child's/youth's opinion regarding placement options. Target To Be Determined. • Provider Network • Service Team Meetings • 30 day treatment plan updates • Quality Assurance • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent)

15. Children/youth participate in decisions that impact their lives. • Court hearings attended by children/youth age 10 or older. Target To Be Determined. • Provider Network • Service Team Meetings • 30 day treatment plan updates • Quality Assurance • Foster Parent Training (Resource Foster Parent) • Court Data and Updates

16. Other Critical Items • Coordination with School system • Education Portfolio • Academic Performance • Social/Extra-curricular Activities • Data Access and Communication • IMPACT • CLASS • Placement • PMET • Court data, court filings, reports, removal affidavit • Academic data • Coordination with STAR Health • Collaboration with Courts • Integration and Collaboration with CASA • Other Stakeholders