They are uniquely familiar with the consequences of the lack of such a system and the inadequacy of other prevention supports, and many of the children and families they serve need quality behavioral health care. [...] There is no single solution to supporting children with complex behavioral health needs, and deep cross-system analysis is needed at the state and local levels to understand the needs of children being served as well as system capacity and performance. [...] In addition to administrative data sources that child welfare and behavioral health agencies regularly draw on, geospatial data from platforms like the Community Opportunity Map and Latino Data Hub can be used to examine child and family well-being and the range of social determinants that impact them. [...] Well-resourced, well-trained, and highly skilled child welfare and behavioral health workforces are essential to meet the needs of children and families in a timely and culturally responsive way. [...] In addition to stabilizing the workforce, ongoing training for staff to build rapport and empathy with children and families, effectively assess needs and provide appropriate supports, and develop clear case plans in partnership with children and their caregivers is essential.
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- Actively engage children parents and families 3
- Use data to define assess needs and inform solutions. 3
- Build coordinated cross-system approaches 3
- Create culturally responsive healing-centered behavioral health supports. 3
- Invest in workforce capacity building and training 4
- Services should not only be available to the ones we deem are in crises but to others that might need the support to prevent the crisis. 4
- Strengthen community pathways and concrete supports for prevention. Increase access to effective legal supports and advocacy 4
- Prioritize kin placement and expand support for kin. 5
- SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES 6
- SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES SAFE 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- FAMILIES SAFE STRONG 6
- SUPPORTIVE CHILDREN 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE 6
- STRONG SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG SUPPORTIVE 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN FAMILIES 6
- COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- SAFE STRONG 6
- FAMILIES COMMUNITIES CHILDREN 6
- SUPPORTIVE SAFE STRONG 6