Case Plan Sample Clauses
A Case Plan clause outlines the structured approach and specific steps to be followed in managing a particular case or project. It typically details the objectives, timelines, responsibilities, and procedures that all parties must adhere to throughout the duration of the case. For example, it may specify milestones, required documentation, and communication protocols. The core function of this clause is to ensure all parties have a clear, agreed-upon roadmap, reducing misunderstandings and promoting efficient case management.
Case Plan. A court ordered, written document that, at a minimum, specifies the type of home in which a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Child/Non-Minor Dependent (NMD) shall be placed, the safety of that home, and the appropriateness of that home to meet the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Child’s/NMD’s needs.
Case Plan. A court ordered, written document that, at a minimum, 15 specifies the type of home in which a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Youth/NMD shall be placed, the 16 safety of that home, and the appropriateness of that home to meet the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 17 Youth’s/NMD’s needs.
Case Plan. A court ordered, written document that, at a minimum, 20 specifies the type of home in which a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Youth/NMD shall be placed, the 21 safety of that home, and the appropriateness of that home to meet the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ 22 Youth’s/NMD’s needs.
Case Plan. A written document in the services case record that, at a minimum, specifies how the child’s unique needs and challenges identified in the assessment are to be addressed.
Case Plan. DCFS shall file at least 10 days before hearing; upon filing provide copies to counsel by mail/email and unrepresented parties by certified mail/email per Article 674. Any party may file written response.
Case Plan. Upon receipt of the referral, Contractor and client shall jointly develop a case plan to keep track of the client’s long-term goals and milestones. The plan shall include linkages to mental health and/or substance use treatment services, housing resources, legal services, employment services, education, transportation, support groups, and/or other services based on client’s short-term and long-term needs. The case plan should be documented and kept for records.
Case Plan. Case plan is typically reviewed at Case Review Hearing. However, on its own motion or motion of any party for good cause shown, court may consider content/implementation of case plan or any response filed concerning it.
Case Plan. The probation officer shall complete a case plan within 30 calendar days of the initial removal or by the date of the disposition hearing, whichever occurs first. (WIC Section 636.1)
Case Plan. A Case Plan shall be completed initially within thirty (30) calendar days from CTS. Any updates to the Case Plan shall be completed as needed throughout the duration of services by Provider. Ongoing contacts with the family and their support system shall occur throughout assessments to determine the appropriate family needs for the Case Plan. The Case Plan shall be entered into FSFN.
Case Plan. It should include four components:
i) a plan worked out between the caseworker and the PSA/ family members/ significant others with agreed direction on a feasible drug treatment and rehabilitation plan for the PSA;
ii) a specific time frame;
iii) specific actions to be taken by the caseworker and/or the PSA/ family members/ significant others in working towards the agreed direction; and
iv) goals that can be evaluated.