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K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative

K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative. Intake and Assessment. Intake and Assessment. 1) SB 367 2) Intakes 3)Assessments. SB 367. SB 367. SB 367. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services. School Family (walk-in) Community member. Judicial districts.

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K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative

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  1. K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative

  2. Intake and Assessment

  3. Intake and Assessment 1) SB 367 2) Intakes 3)Assessments

  4. SB 367

  5. SB 367

  6. SB 367

  7. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services • School • Family (walk-in) • Community member

  8. Judicial districts

  9. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services (JIAS) • Child in Need of Care (CINC) • Juvenile Offender (JO)

  10. Judicial districts

  11. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services (JIAS) • Open 24/7 • 10 Minute Response Time

  12. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services (JIAS) • Immediate Intervention Program (IIP) • County/District Attorney • Department for Children & Families (DCF)

  13. Intake Paperwork

  14. Juvenile Intake & Assessment Services

  15. Other Possible Referrals • Crisis intervention • Coping skills • Substance abuse • Trauma • Family related issues • Parenting skills • Anger management • Problems at school • Truancy issues • Negative peer associations • Cognitive programming • Community-service work • Gang intervention • Mentoring • Legal services • Gender-responsive programming • Employment services • Independent living support

  16. Youth Level of Service (YLS)Case Management Inventory (CMI)

  17. Needs • Strengths • Barriers • Incentives

  18. Family circumstances/ parenting • Peer relations • Leisure/recreation • Attitudes/orientation • Prior/current offenses/dispositions • Education/employment • Substance abuse • Personality/behavior

  19. Big Four • Criminal history—a static factor • Antisocial attitudes—Thinking drives behavior • Antisocial personality—Fundamental traits • Antisocial associates or peers—Influence during adolescence

  20. Future assessment information

  21. More detailed information on the role of the YLS-CMI, and other risk assessments will be provided in additional training modules.

  22. Our Town Our Kids (OTOK) is a funded project awarded by Kansas Department of Corrections Kansas Advisory Group Title II Funds Provided by Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention Co-Sponsors ourtownourkids.org

  23. L. Susan Williams, Ph.D., Project Director lswilli@ksu.edu Gregory Paul, Ph.D., Project Manager gregpaul@ksu.edu K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative Kansas State University Manhattan KS

  24. Elaine Johannes, Ph.D. Kansas State University ejohanne@ksu.edu Bruce Chladny, M.S. K-State Extension & Research bchladny@ksu.edu Michael Walker, M.S., Docking Institute Fort Hays State University mwalker@fhsu.edu April N. Terry, Ph.D., Policy Fellow Fort Hays State University anterry2@fhsu.edu Jian Sun, Ph.D., Docking Institute Fort Hays State University jsun@fhsu.edu Luis Montelongo, M.B.A., Docking Institute Fort Hays State University ldmontelongo@fhsu.edu

  25. Graduate Research Assistants Mari-Esther Edwards, M.A. Kansas State University mariedwards09@ksu.edu Lora Kirmer Kansas State University kirmerlora@ksu.edu McKenzie Cox Kansas State University mlcox@ksu.edu

  26. Photo Credits Dr. Sue Photos K-State Juvenile Justice Collaborative Music Credits

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