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Report to the LegislatureIntensive Family Preservation Services and Family Preservation Services (IPS & FPS)74.14C.080 September 2007Department of Social & Health Services Children's Administration

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How to fill out intensive family preservation services

1. Start by gathering all necessary information about the family and their current situation.
2. Identify the specific needs and challenges the family is facing.
3. Develop a comprehensive plan for intervention and support, addressing each identified need.
4. Provide intensive, in-home services to the family, offering regular visits and ongoing support.
5. Implement evidence-based practices and therapeutic techniques to address family dynamics and improve functioning.
6. Collaborate with other service providers and professionals involved in the family's care, ensuring a coordinated approach.
7. Continuously evaluate the progress and effectiveness of the interventions, making necessary adjustments to the plan as needed.
8. Offer crisis intervention services when needed, providing immediate support during difficult situations.
9. Involve family members in decision-making and goal-setting, empowering them to actively participate in their own improvement.
10. Monitor and maintain documentation of all provided services, keeping records of progress and outcomes.

Who needs intensive family preservation services?

1. Intensive family preservation services are typically needed by families facing significant challenges and risks in maintaining their family unit.
2. This can include families at risk of child abuse or neglect, families experiencing substance abuse problems, families with a history of domestic violence, or families with a child displaying severe behavioral issues.
3. Intensive family preservation services are designed to provide support and resources to families in crisis, aiming to prevent the removal of children from their homes and ensure a safe and stable family environment.

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What is intensive family preservation services?

Intensive family preservation services are short-term, crisis intervention services designed to maintain children safely in their homes and prevent unnecessary out-of-home placements.

Who is required to file intensive family preservation services?

Intensive family preservation services are typically required to be filed by social service agencies or child welfare organizations.

How to fill out intensive family preservation services?

Intensive family preservation services can be filled out by qualified social workers or case managers who work closely with families in crisis situations.

What is the purpose of intensive family preservation services?

The purpose of intensive family preservation services is to stabilize the family environment, improve parenting skills, and prevent child abuse or neglect.

What information must be reported on intensive family preservation services?

Information reported on intensive family preservation services may include family demographics, crisis intervention strategies, progress towards goals, and outcomes.