Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 334.12 - Service Components of Community-Based Services
a) In order to be considered for recognition
and funding, local boards or local service systems must describe how the
following services listed in 89 Ill. Adm. Code 310, (Delivery of Youth Services
Funded by the Department of Human Services) will be provided:
1) 24-hour crisis intervention services
available to police, court, and Department referrals of youth identified in the
mandatory target group. The system must be able to provide a worker on site
within 90 minutes in rural areas and 60 minutes in urban and suburban areas
unless alternative time frames are negotiated with appropriate law enforcement
officials and approved by vote of the recognized local board or board of
directors of the local service system.
2) Family preservation services available to
all youth and families responded to through 24-hour crisis intervention
services and other cases.
3)
Temporary living arrangement when a youth cannot be returned home. Placement
provisions contained in 89 Ill. Adm. Code 310, (Community-Based Services to
Youth Funded by the Department of Human Services) must be followed.
4) Diversion services to ensure that youth
are diverted from the juvenile justice and child welfare systems. Toward that
end:
A) Regular liaison will be maintained
with local police departments, juvenile courts and Department intake and child
protective teams.
B) Written
agreements or letters of understanding regarding referral procedures and
feedback must be established with:
i) At
least 50% of the police departments of counties or municipalities of over
10,000 people in the service area and juvenile courts.
ii) Regional offices of the Department of
Human Services.
5) Advocacy services provided for youth and
their families in which responsible persons, on an out-reach basis, assist
young people in resolving personal, family and social/institutional
problems.
6) Family
counseling.
7) Employment and
educational assistance provided directly or through written inter-agency
agreements to assist youth in preparing for and obtaining employment.
8) Service brokerage agreements established
with drug, alcohol and mental health treatment programs to assist youth in
obtaining needed services.
b) Indigenous community volunteers should be
used to provide supportive services to youth, to advocate for youth and to
remediate the conditions in the community which inhibit youth development and
foster adolescent misbehavior and family instability.
c) Agencies providing services under the
proposed grant shall meet at least quarterly or at more frequent time intervals
which are approved by vote of the local board or board of directors of the
local service system in a network panel to clarify case management and
organizational responsibilities and to develop inter-agency case plans for
multi-problem youth. This network panel will screen and if requested by
Governor's Youth Service Initiative Coordinators, develop case plans for all
Governor's Youth Service Initiative referrals and Department referrals which
meet the target group stipulations. The Department of Children and Family
Services, probation, mental health, employment and training, education and
other key youth service agencies will also be requested to participate at all
meetings.
d) Each youth and family
served shall have a client service plan as specified in 89 Ill. Adm. Code 310
(Community-Based Services to Youth Funded by the Department of Human
Services).
Notes
Amended at 13 Ill. Reg. 6986, effective May 15, 1989
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