CHILD WELFARE Clause Samples
CHILD WELFARE. The Agency will continue to endeavour to keep the desired caseload range per worker to manageable levels as follows: ▪ Intake – 12 to 15 cases; ▪ Family Service/Ongoing – 18 to 23 cases; ▪ Children in Care (▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care, Residential Care, Crown Wards) – 18 to 25 cases; ▪ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care Support – 25 to 30 cases (including 8 to 10 regular home studies annually and training and recruitment activities); ▪ Children in Care (Adoption) – 12 to 18 cases (including training and recruitment activities and adoption home studies); ▪ Family Support Worker – 12 to 17 cases (includes both in home and supervised access). A mandatory review of an employee’s desired caseload will be triggered upon having responsibility for the following number of cases as identified on their caseload print out: ▪ Intake – 13 cases; ▪ Family Service/Ongoing – 20 cases; ▪ Children in Care (▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care, Residential Care, Crown Wards) – 20 cases; ▪ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care Support – 28 cases; ▪ Children in Care (Adoption) – 16 cases; ▪ Family Support Worker – 15 cases. NOTE: Work assignment will continue during the process consistent with section 1 (e).
CHILD WELFARE. Child Welfare is making the community safe for children. It includes claims of child abuse that happen external to Save the Children and/or that are required by law or local norms to be reported to local authorities, which may include familial, communal or institutional child abuse allegations.
CHILD WELFARE a. Serve as the lead agency of the Steering Committee,
b. Provide staff to coordinate, schedule, convene, and facilitate the steering committee meetings,
c. Gather aggregate data from the MDTs to present to the Steering Committee for analysis, and
d. Develop internal and interagency protocols consistent with this MOU.