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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCoordinated Family Services 04-07-06 h ST. CROIX COUNTY NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING AND AGENDA TO: Chair Clarence Malick St. Croix County Board FROM: Dawn Campbell, Project Coordinator COMMITTEE TITLE: St. Croix County Coordinated Family Services DATE: April 7 2006 TIME: 1:30pm LOCATION: St. Croix County Health and Human Services -1445 N. 4 St. New Richmond, WI 54017 ROLL CALL Welcome New members /Introductions ADOPTION OF AGENDA DATE OF NEXT MEETING: May 12, 2006 ACTION ON PREVIOUS MINUTES UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Update on revision of handbook NEW BUSINESS: 1. Enrollment Status Report 2. Report from Membership Sub - Committee 3. Report from Quality Assurance Sub - Committee 4. Report from Screening Sub - Committee 5. Discussion on development and use of Crisis Plans 6. Stipends for committee members 7. Facilitation Resources /Possible future Facilitation Training 8. Service Coordination Training need ANNOUNCEMENTS & CORRESPONDENCE POSSIBLE AGENDA ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING: ADJOURNMENT (Agenda not necessarily presented in this order.) SUBMITTED BY: Dawn Campbell, CSW COPIES TO: County Board Office News Media/Notice Board County Clerk Committee Members *Additions /Changes /Corrections 4/3/2006 MINUTES COORDINATED SERVICES AP Members Present: Nancy Espersen Kathy Huston Dawn Campbell Cary Bittinger Howard Harrington Therese Wick Kristin Newton Tim Markgraf Mark Inouye Kate Rorabeck Shawn Post - Priller Robyn Spencer -Beck Sue Curtis Mary Paulson Kathy Dunlap North Hudson Police Chief Ron Kiesler Members Excused: Pat Haeny Chair Espersen called the meeting to order at 1:35 PM. NEXT MEETING The next St. Croix County Coordinated Family Services Coordinating Committee meeting is scheduled for Friday, May 12th, 2oo6 at 1:30 PM at the St. Croix County Department of Health and Human Services. WELCOME NEW MEMBERS /INTRODUCTIONS: We welcomed th North Hudson Police Chief — Mark Richert. AGENDA: Motion: A motion was introduced by Spencer -Beck, seconded by Wick, and unanimously adopted: That today's agenda be adopted and approved as circulated. MINUTES Motion A motion was introduced by Curtis, seconded by Huston, and unanimously adopted: That the minutes of the March loth, 2oo6 St. Croix County Coordinated Family Services Coordinating Committee meeting be approved as circulated. NEW BUSINESS: Campbell reviewed the updated enrollment status report as is done quarterly. Harrington suggested that a category be added to track families that are in the transition phase of the CFS process. Campbell presented a quote of $6o.00 per diem /CFS meeting for parents involved in CFS Coordinating Committee meetings. The Committee decided that the issue requires more brainstorming regarding the process of claims submission. - Curtis presented on a resource for `general' facilitation (not CFS based). This resource offers a CD -ROM of the `course' that can be purchased and copied as needed. "Markgraf is researching opportunities through the Western Wisconsin Partnership to sponsor a semi - annual Facilitation Training in efforts to reduce costs and expand /offer more to area Coordinated Family Services'. More information forthcoming. "There was discussion around how to provide Service Coordination Training - Discussion: The committee discussed how the process and teams are going, and how the schools are doing. Hudson is getting people trained in every school so that they may look to run their own teams when Human Services is not involved. Campbell reviewed data re: how many teams are currently running and who is facilitating these teams. SUB - COMMITTEE REPORTS: Quality Assurance: This group met with consultant Howard Harrington today and discussed what the plan will be, what tools to use /how often, what we want to do and what data do people want. Membership: Espersen updated that the committee has met and Campbell and Markgraf have developed a presentation to present to community (partners). The sub - committee is excited about their mission, but wanting to be prepared for what is to come i.e. do we seek financial support? General support or referrals? Harrington provided input regarding the above questions. He recommended that the committee focus on getting clergy and law enforcement to `buy -in' and explain that CFS is a building process and the goal is to try and get these entities to participate in the activities of the Coordinating Committee. SUSTAINABILITY: Harrington reviewed what sustainability is /is not. - The goal of sustainability is to sustain the benefits of CFS in that there is more information and more support. - The Coordinating Committee was referred to the " Sustainability of Collaborative Systems of Care handout — found in the manual to review and discuss what options there are to create /sustain the benefits — Harrington believes that the St. Croix County CFS is already completing a majority of these. - Harrington suggests that we not make funding an issue of sustainability. "It was noted that the way our CFS process is set up has assisted us in making great strides in sustainability by using process vs. program. We are ahead because we already have a large `buy -in' from our community partners. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. Campbell reported that there will be a Service Coordination Training offered April io -ii (site to be determined). The cost of the training will be $40.00 for the 2 days and includes meals. Money may be available for assistance with payment. APPOINTMENTS Markgraf volunteered to succeed Huston as the new St. Croix County CFS Secretary effective immediately. OLD BUSINESS See appointments. ACTION ITEMS• 1. Ad -hoc committee will continue work on revising and updating the CFS Handbook. 2. Campbell and Huston to update and revise the CFS Coordinating Committee membership list looking to highlight current Coordinating Committee membership information, and separately list sub - committee and community partners (those that have signed inter - agency agreements) membership to make it more user friendly. AGENDA ITEMS: 1. Fill Secretary position. 2. Discuss possibility of providing stipends for parent members for participation in committee meetings. TREATS: Spencer -Beck will bring treats to the April 71' meeting. Espersen asked if there were any other issues to bring before the Committee; having no further issues brought to the chairperson, Motion A motion was introduced by Curtis, and seconded by Phillipps, and 'unanimously adopted: that the meeting is adjourned. ,ADJOURNED: 3:01 pm