Transition Planning Transition planning begins when the client

Transition Planning Transition planning begins when the client walks through the door.

TRANSITION PLANNING

RCW 13. 32 A. 030 Group Discussion RCW 13. 32 A. 030 defines youth in need of the continuum of care. How does this apply to the clients you work with? Identify where you work site falls and which youth that you work within the RCW?

CLIENT HISTORY REVIEW (CHR) A document generated by diagnostics in the community, it provides information in the following areas: Critical information, name, DOB, offense, case number, minimum-maximum, ISCA score, county of residence, ethnicity, time served Length of sentence and committing offense description Suicide and Self Harm History Mental Health History Assaultive/Aggressive History Escape History Detention Behaviors Chemical Dependency Sex Offense Information Education and Vocational Information Medical Concerns Family Information Community Support and Resources Placement Information

Team Exercise Each team will receive a client history review. Use the information to develop a transition plan for each specific case. You will have 45 minutes to identify how your client will transition through the system. Address specific information in each area of need. Your team will provide a 10 minute presentation on the Transition Plan you have for the identified for youth.

Resources What are the available resources for youths in facilities? What are the resources for youths in communities? What are other possible resources?