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RESOLUTION NAMING PROJECT COORDIIVATOR RND PROViDItVG
MATCFiI(~G FUNDS FOR PARENTAL STRESS PRflGRAM'
WHEREAS, the Butte County Department of Social Welfare desires to
undertake and continue a certain project designated Parental Stress Program in
Butte County ~o be funded in part from funds made availab1e through the Omnibus
Crime Control and Sa~Fe Streats Act of 1968, Pt 90-35i, as amended, (hereafter
referred to as the Crime Control Act) administered by the Office of Criminal
Justice P~ann~ng (hereafter referred to as OCJ~).
NOW, THEREFORE, BE TT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte, State of California, that the Director of the Butte County
Department of Social Welfare is authorized, on its behalf'to submit the attached
Application for Grant for Law Enforcement Purposes to OCJP and is authorized to
execute on behaif of County of Butte the attached Grant Award for law enforcement
purposes including any extensions or amendments hereof.
BE IT FUR7HER RESOtVED that the applicant agrees to provide all
matching funds required for said project (including any extens9on or amendarent
thereof) ur~der the Crime Control Act ar~d the rules and regulations of OCJP and
the l.aw Enforcement Assis~ance Admin9stratian and that funds wi1.1 be appropr~ated
as required hereby.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLV~D that grant funds received hereunder shall not
be used to supplant 7aw enforcement expenditures controTled by this body.
PASSEp AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of'Supervisors this
29th day af t~ay , 1979, by the following vote:'
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AYES: Supervisors Dolan, Moseley, Wheeler, Wins~on and Chaircnan Lemke
IVOES: None '
ABSENT: None
NQT VOTZNG: None
ROBERT E. LEMKE, Chairman o the
ATTEST: Board of Supervisors
CLARICA.NELSON, County Clerk and
ex-officio Clerk of the Board
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T~~ G~f7ct~ ~f Criminal ~3ustice Planning, hern~~la`'~er ~~signatcd "OCJp", t~ere~y makes
a gr~nt a}~ard of' funds to ~. CQUnty n~ E~~tt~__
h~re;~aft~~ des~gr~a~ed "Su~granLee", ur.der '~t~e ~ro~~z5ions of checE: on~;~~~itie i,
Part ~, Or~nib~s Crime Con~rfl~ and Safe Stre~~s Act of 1908 (P~ 9~-351), as ~mended,
nerei~nafter des~gnated "Cr~~A CQ~lt3"~~ RCt" (or) r] Juver~i~se J~st~ce and De~inquency
Prev~r~tion Act of 1974 {P~ 93-415}, hereina~~er desir~na~ed "Juveniie Justice Act", in
t~e a~ount and for the ~urpose and d~.~ra~ion s~~ for~h ~n ~h~s g~^ar:~ a;ti~ard.
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'~he Subgrantee her~e5y si gni fi es i~s acceptance c~f ~~ii s yr~ant awaru a~c1 agre~s ~a
admi~ister,the grant p"o,7ect ~r~ accordance with th~ terms a~~ condit~ons set far~h
7~ or ~ncorpara~.ed by ref~r~e~~ce in ~his grai~~ ~vr~r~ ar~d th~ a~pli~.ab~e prav~5~ons a~
th~ Crim~ Co~fir~l Act identified a~ov~.
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er if~es tha~ ~Fe~era~ and ~ta~e f~r~ds rec~ived.~r~~1 no~: b~ used t~
s~~a~ would, in the abse e of such f~d~ra~ ar~d s~ate aid, ~e nade
e acti v~ icy ~~ing st~ppar~ urid~r th~ s~greeme~t.
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I hereby eertify upon m~ a~n per5ar~aG
' knowZsdgs ~ha~ bu.dc~eted funds are avaiZab2e
for the period artd purpose of this e~pendi-
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~FFIC~ Ci~ CR~MiNAL ,]U5TIC~ PLAN~lIIV~
CA~.I~~~~VIA COUNCIL ClI~ CRiMINRL Ji157TC~
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SACftRN4ENT(~, CALIFQR~VIA 95$~3
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TNIS LE7T~R IS VER IFZCATI~N T}~RT THE RE~ION C, ~ CCC~ P~i~.]ECT:
PAREiVTA~ STR~S5 PR(]GIRAM
• x5 iVQT REQE~IRED T~ 5~18MiT A CEf~rXFI~ATE OF C{]MPLZRiVC~ INDICATING
F[lF2~U~R1'IC]N ~F AfV Ef~13AL p°P~RTUNITY PRQGRAM T!V ACCCIRDANCE I~ITM 28 D~'~t
42.3Q1, ~1'. S~Q. 5UBPARF ~, FCIR REAS~IN (5) NClMBER 3 8 4 ~~DZCAT~D BELLIW.
(1) THE APPLICAfV1' EM~~QY5 L~55 THAlV 5^ EMPL~YEES; TOTAL EMPL~YE~S
FOR THE APPLICRNI' 1VAM~D AB~ItI~ IS .
~2) TH~ PRp.~~~~' I5 FDR L~S~ THAN ~25, ~[]Q; TH~ TOTAL F~DERAL Ff~NDS
AR~ $
(3) 7~iE A~R~I~ANT I~ RN EXEMPT AGENCY EJND~R SEG~'IQI~ 423Q7_--C, XX ,
(4) THE AP#'LICA(~T RCENCY CpNFC~RMS ~I7H TH~ ~iEJL.ES A[VD Ft~Gl1LATIQN5
~F THE DEPARTM~NT ~F HE~1 R~LATIUE' TO TH~ I964 CIVI~ RIGHTS
ACT.
IF ADDI~ IDNAL INFOf2MATI~N I5 R~QI~IR~D, P~.EASE COfVTACT TH~ 0~'~xC~
QF Thl~ REGI{J~V C, RC.~~'8.
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14. ~fE~ATIV~ DECL.ARATFOf~
~EN~L£MEN:
I;~ zccordance wi~h Lhe procedures for the pr2puration cf er~vironme~ta~ impact
sta~ements, an enviror~mental assess~ent has been performed an the proposed
agency action below:
Pare~tal 5~ress Proqram
T~~ e af Projec~
The assessmen~ pracess did not i~d~cate a sign~rican-~ environmental impaci, from
the propased action, and the praject w311 not ~nvolve ar~y of the followir~g:.
a. f~ew cons~ruction projects.
b. Th~ renova~io~ or mod~fication or a facility whic~ leads to an
ir~creased occupancy of mare t~an 25 persons.
c. The imp~ementa~ifln o-~ programs invo7v~ng the ~ase of pesticides artd
ath~r har~ful cF~emicaTs.
d. T~e imp~emer~tation of programs invoIv~r~g micrawaves or radia~ion.
e. Research and techrioZogy, the an~~c~pated ar intended future applica-
tian of wh~c~ could be expec~ed ta have a pate~tial ef~ect on the
er~vi ronment. '
Consequentiy, an env~ronmental impact sta~em~nt will not be prepared.
An envirar~~er~tal i~pact a~praisal, which summar~zes the assessment and the
reasans why a sta~emen~ is nat r~qc~-ired, is Qn f~1e at the above office and
w~11 b~ avaiZable r public scr~tiny t~pon request.
5i~cerel~i;,/
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other autharized official3
8r~b Cr~san
Director
- 0~~~-~~E OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE P~ANNI~G-
PRO~ECT BUDGE~'
BUDGE~ CATEGORY A~iD LINE ITEM DETAIL COST
D. Consultant Services ~ $54,5~~.n~
Tl~e ~or~s~Itar~t w~I1. pra~e~.dE~ in exchange far fe~s
paid:
~.. Crii].r~ AhUS~ train~n~ fr~r la~ QnP~srcement personne]..
~?_. Leadershi~p in coardin~~ion ~fPa~ts of a].I
cammuni,ty agencie~ in~olv~d in.Child A}~use/Neglect.
3. Direct caunse~.fng ~hich will, incl.ude ~:ndivid~al, .
family and gra~p serviees. {See c~ntxact Appendix
A f4r fc~rther de~~ils)„
5ee Apperrdfx A(Third Party Cor~tr~c~) f~r de~ai~ed
ser~icss tn be pravi~fed, and eppended contract agency
detafl.ed budg~~.
70TA~ ~ ~~~+, ~r~n. r~n
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0'~ ~E OF CR~MINI~~ JtJSTIC~ PLANNIII~
r PRO~ECT BUDGE~
BUDGET CATEGORY AND LI~lE I~EM ~~TAIL COST
F. Operat~ng Expenses ,~ ~SC~n,~^
Fi~~al Service - to be prfl~ided by Butte Cnunty
Au~itor~9 ~~'fi.ce.
~S~R,~Q
70TAL ~ $5pQ.00
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. OF ~>~E aF CR~~SNAL JllSTICE PLRNNIfd~-
~ PROJECT ~UDGET
BUDGE~' CATEGORY AND LIN~ ITEM DETAIL COST
G. Equipmen~ - ' _ n_
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CA7EGORY 707{1L -~--
16. ~P,D~EGT TO~AL ~ ' ~SS,~~~•~~
17. FUCID DIS~'RIBUTION FEDERAL STATE LOCAl~
a. Rm~un~ of Punds ~~)~4g, 50l1. F~~3 t b~~7, 750. f~f] ~ ~} ~~, 75~. Qf7
b. Percentage of Fur~ds gp~ 5% 596
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PRQB~EM S~A7EME111T A~D IN7R~D~CTIpN
RepQrted cases~af chil~'abuse/neglect to Butte County ~~l~are
~ Department's ChiZdren's Protect~ve Service has increased canti~ual~y
o~er the y~ars sinc~ ita estab~ishment. In 1977, over 1,4Q~ cases
~f a~use/neglect were report~d. Recently est~blished ~ommittees
such as t~e ~utte C^unty ~hfld A~~se ~teering Comm~tte~ and t~e
5exual A~use Tea~, ha~e greatly ~ac~litated the cnordinatian af
ser~ices, ~ncr~ased reparte~ case5, a~d reduced the ti~e req~ired
~. far case managemsn~ wf~hin ~nd bet~een th~ prgan~zati~ns providing
services. Curren~Zy, hawever, the Parental S~rees Pxogram serves
as the ma~nr sn~rce ~f therape~t~c treatment for the reparted ca9~s.
S~ch therapeutic intervention fs necessary in nrder ~n reduce the
side ef~e~ts flf child a~use; e.g., runa~ays, drug e~use, crime~
d~~orce, and ~h~ nerpetu~tian of child a~us~. The developing ,
coardinate~ effdr~s of Butte Cflunty's 3aw enPorcement, ~Ea~~h~
WelPare, medical~ educatinn~Z, and ~egal ~~encies shom a~eed ~^r
continued training a~ profeasinna~s in~Qlved~ continued expandfng
af the mult~-disci~Iinary a~proa~h, and a need far t~e Parental 5tress
Prog~am t~ fiZZ th~ gap i~ ne~ded di~ect p~ofessi~nal G~unSeling
5$~V~C2$r
The Parental Stress Pragram mill accamplish the ~oll~~~ng Qb~~ct~ves:
Z) Increaae the n~mtrer ^f pare~ts participa~ing in group cQ~nse~ing
and the n~mber o~ groups pravided; ?) cQnt4nue leadershfp fn
caardfnat~on ~ffQr~s aP alI cammunity age~ci~s ~nvflZved in child
a~use/neglect activfties; 3) increa~~ counseli~g s~rvices far
indiv~d~als invQl~ed in physi~el a~use and ~sycholog~cel/emot~onaZ
abuse, and, 4} cQntin~e public speakfng and public awareneas
pro~ects ~ithin t~e cammunities Q~ ~utte county.
~pecifically, the pragxam ^perates in the sr~e n~ ~~~en~~e delin-
quency preven~ian an th~ premise that e~rly i~ter~entifln intn the
l~~es nf chi~dren wi~h stressed ~amiZies can pre~ent lang range
pra~l~ms af ~uveniZe delfnq~ency and adul~ ~ri~inal activi~y. The
program prov~des for pr~fessian~l ~~uriselfn~ and therapy for
negle~ted/abus~d chiLdren and their fam~lies. Campanents o~ t~e
pragrem i~c~ude: nutreach~ community coar~inat~on~ public educatio~,
trafning, chiid care/treatme~~, individ~~1, family, and gxQUp
caunseli~g.
The program wi~l cantinue to opera~e in con~un~tion w~th existin~
eQUnty age~cies and cooperete wi~h aI1 ca~n~y mandates ~nd the
5tate of CaliFornia Chi3d A~use Reporting L~~.
The e~aZuatian camponent ~~1~ he an intern~Z ~~sessme~t 5y Welfare
staff. ~
OR~A~IZATIQNRL Q~AL~FICATTnNS
The 6ut~e C~tinty Depart~e~t of Sae3a~ We3far~ fs the agency le~a~ly
mand~ted i~ Butte County, ~^ receive all referrals ~n child neglect
and ~bUSe. T~e But~e Gaunty 8qar~ ~f Su~er~fsors made this
designation in March of Z9?1. ~~der Pena~ Code Sectian ~1~61.5, l~w
enfares~ent agencies an~ the Depertment of 5nc~ei Welfare are th~
recip~ents ^~ reports from those professianals in the c~~munity who
are rsquired to repart s~spici~ns aF ab~se. . ~
T~e ~epaxtme~~ ^f ~ncia~ ~elfare w^rks in c~os~ cooReratian ~ith
all community agencies active in the fieZd a~ child neg~ect end e~~se
preventian and i~ t~us in the appropriat~ pasitiQn to ensure ~hat
this prnp~sed activity !s carried o~t in the communi~y. Since al~
referrals come td t~e Depar~ment af 5acial ~~Ifare, the rePerring
a~t to t~he Pare~ta~ Stress P~ogram can sasily be accomplish~d,
The Family 5er~ic~ Rssocistfon
operated a su~cess~ul Parental
fQr funding for this pro~ect.
only agency i~ 8utt~ Caunty pr~
de~~gnated in thi9 pra~ect and.
spec~fi~ serv~ces.
a~ ~utte and Glenn C~unties has
5tress Pragram and this is a rsqueet
The ~amily Ser~~ce Association is the
~~iding the Qrofess~onal a~tivities
th~s lagical ta carry ~ut these
PROJEC7 G~ALa A~D ~~JECTIVES
A. Thrauqh the imo~~men~ation ^f the "~arenta~ 5tress pr~gr~m" in
But~e CQUnty, direct services ~ill be prv~ided ~~ ab~se~/n~gle~ted
childr~n and their famiZies. The Par~n~~~ Stress Program ~ill eid fn
the develapment of canrd~nated e~forts among la~ enforce~en~, health,
we2far~~ medical, edu~at~~na~, legal, and at~er relat~d'agenc~gs ta
increase awaren~ss and knawledg~ ^P ~he pr~blem and reduce the incidence
o~ child e~use. ~
C~ntznua~fon Qf a Ieadersh~p rQle in the caQrdinatzan efforts af
agen~~es inu^Ived i~ child ~buse/neglect and in t~e traini~g vF law
enforcement personnel will ~e mai~tained.
g, pFO~~ct O~je~ti~es:. Thrdugh the ~ally~n~ of th~ ~allowing ah~ectives~
the ab~~ct ^~ preventzon ~f juve~ile delinq~~ncy ~hr~ugh direct services
to abused/neg~ec~ed children and the~r fami~~es ~i~l be measured. The
a~~~ctives ar.e desig~ed t~ measure effectively ~~e ~mpact of th~ pro~ect.
1, ?.0~ increase in reparted cases ~f chi~d abuse/neg~ec~ ~~
B~tte Co~nty.
2. 5~ incrsase fn ch~ld~en being retur~ed t~ ~~eir f~m~Iies
fal~awing rs~ovaZ far child a6vse/neglect ~n Butte Goun~y.
3. 5~ decrease in the remova~ rate Qf ~hi~dren where de~endency
h~s aee~ ~st~~I~shs~ by the Butte ~flunty c~~rt system.
4. D^ not exceed 5% ~ecidi~ism rate ab~~~ ~ccuxr~ng aftex E~~PT~~~
the Parental~StresS Program.
5. Ip~ incx~ag~ in inter-agency Eoard~natiQn af ssrvices as
measured by refgrrals, cese confe~enGes, and cansu~tatians.
6. provide training Por iaw ~nf^rcemen~ O~f~C~F5 in the detec~ion
of child ab~se/n$glect an~ in dealing ~it~ b~th the ~~ict~ms
~nd perpetrator~, .
7. Aid in the ~~veln~ment Qf pr~grams ^n the ~ammunity IQVel ta
deal ~i~h thp pra~Iem~ of ch~~d a~use througfi i~~alve~ent of
~ ~a~ enforcement, health~ ~~lfare, medicel, sducational and
. 1e~a1 personne~, $nd the general pu~lic.
8. Continue ~ leadership ra~e 3n the 9utte County Ch~~d Rbuse
Steering Comrnittes~ a multi-discipl~~ary group designed to
i~pr~ve co~rdinated services.
p~~JECT S~~MARY
PARENTAL STRESS PH~GRA~
Reanrted ca~es af c~ild a~~s~/n~glect ta ~uttP County ~el~are Dppart~ent'9
• Children's Frvtect~va ~e~vice has incr~ased 304~ since 1974. .In 1978~
. . o~ar 1,~~~ r.ases ~ere reporte~_ The side sFfee~s q~ ch~ld atruse/neg~ect,
~eoq., run~ways, drug abuse, cr~me~ ~i~n.rce, etc.~ nee~ thera~eu~ic
intervpntfon. The de~e~oping caordina~~~ e~f4rts of Butte C~unty's law
~nforcemen~, health, ~elfare, med~cal, sducationa~, and ~egal agencies ~
shfl~ a nee~ f~r cont~~ued training oF profession~is invnlved, an
ex~anding af the multi-~~scip~inary a~~roach, and a need for thp ~arenta~
StreSS Proqram to ~~1~ the gap ~~ neede~ direct professiana~ counseling
services. .
The propqs~d Parental Stress Pra~ram wilZ acc~mplish the fo1Zo~~ng
o~.~~ctives: 1) ta pr~v~de same training for lew enfarcement ~ersonnPl,
?.) to continue l~adership in coor~ination ef~ar.t~ Q~ aZl cammun~~y
aqencies .invdlv~~ in ch~~~ a6use/neglect activi~les, 3) to~ s~ecificaliy,
throUgh thP ~irect servicgs of the Parental Stx~ss ~rogra~, accomplish
thP f~l~nwing: a) N~ more than 5% recidivism, b) 1~~ ~ncreasP in coardina~ed
services, c) 15% i~crease in r~part~ng rate, ~nd ~) 5~ increase in c4ur~
~ependent children re~i~rned t~ t~eir parents.
The ev~lu~tian campone~t wi1Z be an interna~ asse~,sment by ~e~fere staf~.
METH~DOLOGY
I. FamiZy S~r~i~~ A~soci~t~on w~11 perform the fol~owing ser~ices:
R. Parsntal 5tress Pr^gram. ~he Parenta~ Streas PrQgram wil~ ~e
de~eloped t^ pravide serv~ces ~ar a~us~ng/neglecting ~axents
and far ahused/n~gl~cted ~h~ldren. The ~rQgram wiZl pravide
t~e fflllowing services: ~
1, Ca~nseZ~ng (~ndividual and family)
individua~ an~ fami~y c~~nseling s~ss~~ns ~ill ~e
conducted i~ the ~a~ar tawns a~d,cities in 8ut~e coun~y,
i.e., Chico, ~rQ~i~Ie, ~arad~~e~ and GridZey. These
sessions ~i~~ las~ ~n~ ho~r. Th~ sessians ~i~~ be d~rect~d
t~~ard: ~
~. Identify3ng prdalems w3th the fndividual ~nd family
~hich le~d t~ child ebuse/negl~ct;
b, helping the parent and chi~dr~n rem~ve the sd~rc~s nf
stress whic~ ~es~~t i~ ab~se/neglect;
c. faciZ~ta~ing the chanRels af ~ammunication within the
fam~ly; and ,
d. re~erring the ~amily/~nd~vidu~Is t^ ap~ropria~e B~ERC~ES
to dea~ ~ith ather problemg beyond the scope ~~ the
Parenta~ 5tress ~r~gram s~ich as hand~capped children,
mentaZ retardat3an~ etc.
2. Grnup CnunseZin~ (fQr parents)
T~e gr~up~ ~ill continue t~ ^perate in Chic4 and ~r~ville.
As the need ari~esg graups will be established i~ Par~dise
and GridZey. Th~se g~QUps will pr~~ide a s~pportive
sn~ir~nment for the ~are~~s ~ho will then haue ths a~portuni~y
~a discuas their prabZems ~f~M other grflup memhers w~a ha~e
had si~~ler exPerfences and ~it~ pr.~f~ssianal c~unse~ors
ex~erienced in t~e ~rea n~ ch~~d a~us~ treatm~nt,
~he ~rou~s will ~e cond~ct~d once per week and Iast twa
h4Urs. ~ach graup ~~I1 be co-Zed by a male and female
counse~ar.
3. Gro~p Cauns~~ing (~or ado3escen~s)
These gro~ps wi~l ~e continued in Chico a~d ~rQ~il~e as
needed. They msy thEn b~ ~tarted in other ma~~r ci~f~s and
tow~s according to need.
The adoZes~ent groups ~il~ provi~e a~uppnrti~e a~mosphere
~n which ~he adalescent m~m~ers can discuss thsir experienc~s
and prab~ems with prafess~onal counselors.and ^t~er grnup
mem~ers ~ho h~ve had similar exper~ences, The c~unselor~
will,~e selec~ed fa~ the~r abiZity to 6e effective adult w
mQdels a~ well as interpersnna~lin~rapersonal faciZitator~.
Each graup w~ll be led ~y a male cQ~nselor and female
co~ns~~ar. The gro~~s ~ill meet once per ~eek far t~o haurs.
4. Hame Ui9itatian/Mfl deling
C~unselars and trained voluriteer9 wi~l make earZy co~tact
with ~~mil~es referred to the Parental S~ress Program. They
will go i~to ~he home with the Ferm~ssian o~ the p~rent and
e~aluate the home and family situat~on. ~here ~~eded, the
counselo.rs ~nd ~fl ~~nteers wi~~ pr~v~d~ exampZes af effective
parent/child interaetion and fnstruct ~arent~ in child
development, managing day-ta-d~y tasks such as ~udgeting~
food pre~grati~n, etc. This c~mponent af th~ prngram he3ps
de~e~op skiZls m~ny child-ab~sing gare~ts ~ave nQt acquired.
During th~se ~isits it ~iil al~a be po~sible to mQnitor f~r
signs Qf child ahuse/ne~lect.
5. Ch~ld Care/Tr~atment
CQUnselors and trained v^l~~teers wi~~ pr~uid~ ^ns~te child
care ~er~ice to parents ~~a are attending the grou~ S°591driS.
The counselors and ~aZunteers ~i~~ s~rue as effe~tive p~rent
modeZs t^ the children ~ur~~g the t~a hours th~ parent5 are
in the group ses~ians. They ~112 monitor the ch~Idren f~x
evidenc~ of child a6use/~eglect and where be~avioral and
physical symp~oms are found, apprapr3ete referral ~i~3 he
mada to hel~ prQVide sarly intervent~~n of potentia~ pro~lems.
The chi~dren w~l~ be exposed tQ either directiv~ or nondfrecti~e
graup p~ay-t~erapy to ass~st them in d~ve~dping apprnpriate
5aC18Z 5kflls and t4 ~5S~5t them in dev~ldpfng meaningful
relatiQ~shfps w~th ^ther chfZdren and adults. T~e ~are~akers
wi12 ~e psofessian~l C~~~581~T5 and trained vQlu~teers ~h~
are effec~ive aduZt model9.
B. ~utreach
1. Needs ~~ cQmm~nities ~i11 6~ contxnua~ly assessed and ~here
approqr~atE, the progxam comp~nents ~ili b~ expsnded end
modi~ied t~ meet the n~ed~ in indivzdual cammuni~ies a~
8utt~ ca~nty. P~rti~fpa~iQn with the Butte county Child
Rhuse Steering Cammitte~ wi~Z continue.
7. Trainin~ programs: Par~ ~f the treatmen~ needs of the
cam~unity invQl~~s eax•ly intervention ~n child a6uee/n~g~ect
and in de~~nque~cy. ~ublic awar~ness ^F reporting ~aws
and~F~ferra~ pr~cedUres must ~e in~rea~ed. Trainin~ programs
and ~orkshaps ~iZZ be~c~nducted in p~~~ic and pr~vate
ag~ncies warking with y~uth, inc~uding ~a~ enfarcement ag~~cies.
Th~ train~ng pragxams wil~ he deve~oped un~er ~he d~rectiQn
~f the ~hild Rbuse Steering Eom~it~ee and will utflfzg
existing materials and res^urces.
DATA C~LLEG7IDN ANd REPORTIN~ QF RE5~LT5
1. N~mber af flpen Parental Stress cases at atar~~up date.
2. Num~er af referrals t^ th~ Paxental 5tress Program (agency and ~e~f
~eFerra~s ~ith da~a from r~ferral recards).
3. N~mber ~nd type nf contacts With ~lients (data Prom servic~ ~~~ord
sh~ets).
4. ~um~er and typas d~ reFerrals made tn ^ther agencies,
5. Gen~ra~ statistfcs about ~ami~ies partic~pating fn the progra~
(dat~a frdm intake she~t~).
6. ~ecidivism~ incidence of chi3d g~u5e/neglect after enter~ng the prngram
(data from Parenta3 5tress r~fexrals t^ Child~en's.protectiv~ Services).
7. Incr~ase in x~ported cases of ch~Zd ebus~/n~glect in 8utte ~o~nty
(data frQm Chi~dren's P~~~sctiv~ 5ervice re~ar.ds}.
$. increase in chi.Idren ~efng returned t~ th~ir familis~ follQwing
remnual fQr child ab~se/neglec~ (d~~~ fr^m Chi~dren's ~ratective
5er~ice r~cards). ,
g. Oe~rease i~ the re~a~ai ra~~ af children ~here dep~ndency hae ~ee~
~stahlished hy t~e court (da~a from Chil~ren's Pr~~ecti~e 5ervice
rscords).
~fl. Increese in ca~rdination ~f 9ervices as measured by the numher of
referrals, cese c~n~erences, and cQns~Itations.
11. ~um~ers of tra~nings provided Csuch as for Zaui ~nfoxcemen~).
TNTE~~A~ A55ES5ME~T C~MPONENT
Theas activiti~s will be com~Ie~ed ~y ~~e 8utte Caunty ~elfare Departm~nt.
I. 7.rain~ng far.~aw enfo~cement of~fcers and devslopment n~ cflmmunity
.. Ieve1 programs.
A. Law ~nforcement trairiings
1. ~oal: Pra~ide ~rafn~ng~fnr la~ ~nforcem~nt af~icers i~
'~ Bu~te Eounty fn the detectiQn o~f child ebuse/neg~ect and
. in deali~g with ~o~n the vietims and ~he perpetratars,
a. Tra~n~ng w~ll i~clude:
I. Ide~tfPicatfon and detecti~n o~ child abus~/neglect.
2. Reparting l~w and la~al re~erral procedures.
3. Tre~tment reg~urces.
4. Dyna~fcs af wict~ms ~nd parp~trators resp^nse t^
interventfan end treatment.
8. Agses9me~t af trainin~ ~or ~a~ e~forceme~t Officers
1. Baselin~
~ a. ~isc~l year 1476/77 and 1478/79 .
~. Number and t5-pe o~ train~ngs availahle to ~aw en~or~ement
^~ficere in 8utt~ Coun~y during baseline period.
~. Numb~r flf referra~s ~or child abu5e/neg~ect made by law
snforceme~~ tn 8utte C~u~ty ~hfldr~n's PrateCt~~e 5er~ices.
. 2. Da~a Cnl~ectian (~2 mn~th periQd foll~wing start-~p da~e)
a, ~og o~ train~~gs pravided
1. Nu~ber Qf tra3n~ngs
~. Who received the trainings
3. ~ow ma~y were presen~ at each training
4. LQCa~ifln ~f training~ .
~. Number dP referra~s r~cei~ed by 8utte Caunty Ch~~dren's
' Prate~tivs 5~rvices for chi~d ~~~se/negiect from Ta~
~nf~rcement.
~. An evaiuatian af the quaX~ty nF child ~buse/ne~~ect
reports re~eiv~d from iaw enfQr~~ment ~iZ1 ~e made
by the Butte Cnunty ~hildren~s pro~sc~i~e Service IntakQ
cantr~l ~ers~~n.
' ~. Date furnish~d ~y ~amily Ser~ice Assnciat~on a~d Childrents
P~~tect~ve 5ervfcss ~il~ be campi3ed and correlated hy a
Butt~ Cflun~y Chil~ren's Prntecti~e ~er~icss sup~r~igQr
nn a q~a~terly ~~sis.
C, De~el¢pment af cammunity ~evel programs
1. Gaal: Aid in the de~eZopment ^f prQgrams on the community
le~~I to deal wi~h th~ probl~ms of ch~ld abuselneglect
~ through ~nU~lvement af ~~~ enforcement, health, welfere,
~edica~, educational and legal pers~nne~, and the general
. p~blic. '
~. A ca~cer~ed ~~~art ~ill ~e made ta arganize the c~mm~ni~y
to dsal ~ith the pr~blem Q~ chi~d $bus~/neglect.
. 1. L~e~ership rdl~ W~ii e~ m~intained fn the ~h~Id
Abuse ~t~er.ing ~ammittee ~o ai~ in develo~ing
cflordinated programs.a~d pro~i~e ~raining w~~~in the
cammunity.
D. A~sessment of cammuni~y le~~~ pr~grams
Z. Baseli~~
~. Fisca~ year 397~/77 end Z978/79
b. ~umber and types n~ programs in cqmmuni~y ta deal ~ith
pra~lem chfld a~use/neglect.
2. Data ColZecti^n ^f camm~nity le~el progrems
~. Lvg ~~mber ~n~ ty~e ^f pro~rams develaped.
h. S~ek fe~dtrack eva~uations fram V$F~q~S pub~ic and
privat~ agen~i~s nn ~~e effec~ af ca~munity lev~l
caord~nati~n.
II. Direct 5~rvices
A. ~i.rect services f~r a~used/neglect~d cfi~.d/children ~nd
a~using/neg~ecting parents in 8utte County.
1. ~^al. Th~ Parental 5tres9 Pragram wil~ ~e ~evEloped to
pravid~ gervices fQr~ab~~ed/neglec-~ed ch~~dren and
a~uging/n~glecting par~nts i~ arder to prevent c~ild abuse
and ~uven~le deltnquency,
~~. Parenta~ 5~ress Program wi~l ~nclude.
~, Indi~id~al~ marriag~, parent-child~ and family counseii~g.
. ~
.. 2. ~Graup. cae~nsel~ng .
a. ~ar~~ts
b. Ad4lescen~s
: . ~. Home ~i.sita~~nn
4. Chz].d care/treatment
5. Dutreech and program de~elopment
~ 2. As~essment ~f di~ect servic~s
a. Bas~line
~.. Fisca~ year 1976/77 and~1978/79
a. Nur~t~er ^f repc~rted cas~s fl~ ch3~3d ebuse/negZect
in 8u~te Co~nty.
~ b: ~lutrtt~~r c~f children returned ta their families
fb~].awing remova]. Far ~hild abus~/neg~ec.t in
8~tte C4unty.
c. fV+~m~er n~ ch~~.~ren remQ~ed from their ho~~ ~he~e
d~pendency has been esta~Iishsd by the 8~tte
County fiourt ~ystem.
., d. Nurnber of families recei~i~ng counseling program
service~.
~. Recid~ui.s~t rate (~ht~se ncc~rrinq a'Ftez~ er~try
in counseling prQgram). .
~ f. Number of int~ragency cont~cts.
b. ~~~a ~o].l.ection .
7.. 12 t~anth ~ez~iod foll.^wing start-up date
a. Number nf open Parsntal Stress cases et start-up date.
b. Numt~er oF referrals tn the ~'aren~a~ Stress
Pragram (ag~ncy and s~lfi'-referrals with data from ~
referral, ~ecords).
c, lVumber a~d '~ype ^f con~scts with cli~nt~ Cd~~a
. fram ser~ice~recn~d s,hee~9).
c!. l~umber ar~d tyPe df ~e~'erral9 to ather agenci.es
~ (data frnm case recards).
e. General s~atistics abgut f~mflies par.tictpating
i~ the ~rQgram {dat~ from intake sheets).
~. Recid~~ism: Incidents af child abuse/neqlect
after entering ~he ~rogram (data ~rom Pa~en~~l
5tress referrals t^ ~utte County ChiZdren~s
Protect~ve Servsces.
'~ g. Number flf r.~ported cases af ~h~~d abuse/neglect
. in 9u~~e County Chfldren+s P~otec~ive Services7.
h. Number Qf ch~~dren remo~ed from their ~amilies
Where d~pe~dency h~s been establi~hed by the
6utte C~unty court syste~ Cdata ~rom Ch3~dr.e~'s
Pratective ~er•vices records).
i. Num~er rf chiidren returned t^ their fem~lies
f4~~~wing r~mova~ ~~r c~ild abuse/negiect (da~a
from ChildrQn's ~ratec~i~e 5er~ices records).
~. Number o~ interagency contaets (~ata fram P~rentaZ
StresS recards).
~. Data furnzshed by Fam~Iy 5ervice Associatia~ and
Children'S Protect~ve 5ervicPa wf~i ~e cnmpSled and
correla~ed by a Chi~dre~'s Qrotect~v~ 5ervi~es
supe~~~spr on ~ qusrt~r~y basis.
ASSUmptia~ nf Cas~ plan
When ~inanc~ng is no langer a~a~labl~ t~rough p~~P for the Pare~tal Stress
Pragram, the cost ~f the prag~~m ~iIZ ~e assumed by one or a G~m~ination
Qf the fallaw~ng me~~ods.
I, LocaZ cnmmunity supAart ~fll ~e sought as the c^mmuni~y sets a
priority of chi~d ab~s~ prevent~an a~ a result of e~fECtive pu~~ic
education an~ coa.rd~nation ef~orts ^F this pra~ect.
2. Where appro~riate, re~enue s~aring funds ~iZl ~e so~ght (e.g., city
^r c~unty). .
3. ~ffor.ts t~~a~ds estBh~~s~m~nt af client's fees ta a~so~~ a porti~n
of the cns~ wiZl be made.
4. ~th~r grant ~asource~ will ~e explored fQr specific areas oP the
or~,ject (e.g.~ counsel~ng with sexually abus~d min~rs).
5. Whe~ Tit~e XX al~ocat~on for th~ caunty ~ecomes a~equate fQr
pravis~on a~ mandated ~ervices, a cnntractual errangzment far
cnntinuatiQn af thia service could he included i~ ~he caunty Tit~e XX plan.
~, The But+s C~unty ~elfar~ Department, ~f funding b~comes auailab~e
fdr profess~^nal counseling staf~~, ca~ w^rk t~ward this ser~~ce
becQmi~g an internal o~~ within the d~Qartment itselP.
7. ~n~lUidua~ arrangpments made on a case by case basis f~r paymen~ t~
be made ta ~he Parenta~ Stress pr~gram from an agency requ~ring the
counseZing servi~e far a speciFfc client.
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APPENDTX A .
THIRp PARTY GI]EVTRAGT
. AN~
F5A (Implem~nting AgPrcy} LIIV~-ZTEM
eu~~~~
C~N~RA~T~~ .~ERUIC~S AGREE~ENT - FAMILY ~.2VICE A85DCTR~IDN
1 ~HERER~~ the County ^~ B~tte, acti~g thrauqh 9~tte Caunty
2 Department of 5gcial ~elfare, ha~ an appro~ed pra~PEt from the
3 O~~zce of Criminal ~~stice ~~ann~nq, Pr~,jec~ Number , enti~~ed
. ~
4 PARENTAL STR~SS PROG~AM, aperating in R~gion C af the ~alif^rn~a
~ ~auncil ^f Crim~nal ~ustice; and
~ WHEREAS, the ap~xaved prQ,ject may be subcon~racted by the
7 Co~nty to pubZic ^r private a~enc~es in ~egid~ C^f CCG~ in
g ~ccardan~e with the ap~~n~ed pra~ec~ degign; and
q ~ WHEREAS, thP pro~ect f~r the.Peren~al 5tress Program is to
~p be perfa~me~ by the FAMILY SERVICE ASS~GIA~ION~ lacated a~ 677 Eas~
al 7~h Ave~ue, Chi~o, Califnrnia~ whom ~he Butte Ca~n~y De~ar~ment 4f
~~ Sacial ~elfare agr.~e~ was so~ely capab~e of fulfilling the
~3 specifications; and
34 WHE~EAS, the ~aunty of 8utte, a~~ing thraugh the Butte
~~ ~~~~~y Depar.tme~t ^f ~oc~a~ ~elfsre, is des"irous ^f ~n~ering into a
16 co~tractua~ agreeme~~ w~th Family 5erv~ce Asso~~atiQn to perf~rm
17 the ser~ices required. ~
Ig ~ N~~ THERE~ORE, Family Service Associa~ion and th~ County
~9 of Butte enter into a contractual ~gr~~men~ as follnws:
20 ~. ~amfly 5er~i~e Associat~on wi31 per~orm.the fallowinq s~rvi~es:
2~ a. Par~n~al Stress pragram. The Parental Stress ~xogram
2~ ~ill ~e developed to pra~ide services for abusing/ne~~ecting
~3 parentg and for a~use~/neglecte~ children.
24 The ~rogram wili provide ~he follom~n~ ser~i~es:
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(1) Co~nseling (individua~ and femi~y)
Individua~ a~d family Gounse~ing sess~^na will be
cflnducted in t~e ma~4r taw~s an~ cities in 8utt~
~ro~ille ~~radi~e a~d ~rid1~ .
Cnunty; i.e., ~hica, , Y
~hese sessfons wi11 last one h~ur. The ses~ions ~i~Z
be directed toward: a) id~n~ifying vrnblems ~ith the
indi~i~ua2 and fam~Iy.~hich lead t^ chi~d abuse/neg~ect;
~) ~glping th~ Parent and children remQ~e tMe~sour~es
of stress which resul~ in a~u~e/negiect; c) fac~Zitatfng
~~e channels of c4mmunic~ti~n ~i~hin ~he family; end
d) referring the family/individuals t^ appra~riate
agencies ta deal ~it~ n~her prablems ~eyond the scope of
the Parental 5~~ess Program ~~~h as handicapped chi~dren,
menta~ retardatf.on, etc.
~7.) Group Counseli.ng (far ~a~e~~s}
The groups ~rill conti:nue to ~~erate in ChicQ and ~ro~~lle.
A9 the need arise~, groups wi.ll be ~~tablis~ed.in ~'arad'zse
and ~r.~dl.ey. 7hese groups wi.Ii provide a su~pnrti.~e
env~ronment fo~ th~ ~arents t~hd wi].~. t~er~ have the
^~partun~~y to discuss th~ir pxob].ems with a~her grQUp ~
members whn have had simi.Zar experier~Ges ar~d with
pr^fessiranal cQUnse~.cars exper~enced in the area o~ ch3lrf
ab~se treatm~n~.
Th~ grnuQs will ba cnnducted tw~ hnurs ner week. Each
graup ~ill t~e cp-l.ed by a male and female couns~lar.
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(3) ~r~up Cnunssling (fQr adalesce~ts) ~
Th~se grau~~ will be cont~n~ed in Chico and Oroville
~s needed,. ~hey may then ~e startsd in ^~her ma~a~ citiss
and towns acc~rding to nsed. The adolescent groups ~i~I
pr^vide a supportive atm~sphere in wh~ch t~e ad~l~sce~t
members c~n discuss their experiences and problems wit~
professional ~ounselors and a~her graup mem~ers wha ha~e
had sim~lar exper~ences. The ~~unselors wi~l bs selected
fnr their a~ility ~^ ~e effect~ve adult models es ~el~ as
interp2rsanal/intraper~ona~ faci~~t~~nrs. Each group w~~l
be Zed ~y a male counselor and ~emal~ counselor. The
graups ~i~k mee~ twa ~o~rs per ~pek.
{~} Ho~~ Visi~at~o~/Madeling ~
Gounselors an~ train~d volunteers ~ill make early cantact ~
with families referred t~ the Parenta~ 5tres~ Pro~ram. ~
~~ey ~ill g~ int^ the home wfth t~s permiss~an ^f the
^arent and e~a~~ate the hom~ e~d family situatifln.
~her~ needed, the ~aunselQrs and uolunteexs wi~l prov~de
examples ^f effective parent/c~i~d i~terac~~nn and ~nstr~ct
parent~ ~n child de~el4p~~nt. ~h~s component ~f ~he
pragram heZps ~~velnp ski~ls many child-abusing parents
have nnt a~q~irsd. During these vi~i~s it will also be
posg~b~e tn monito~ far signs of ch~~d ab~s~l neglect.
(5) Child Care/~reatment
Cn~~selars ~nd trained ~~lunteer~ wi~l pravide ^n-site
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child care ser~ice ~~ parents who are attending the
graup ssssio~s. The caunselars an~ va~unteers ~f11
serve as effe~tive parent m^~els ta the chiXdren during
the twa hours the parents ar~ in the gra~~ sessi~ns•
They ~ill manit~r the children for evi~ence a~ chiZd
a~use/neq~ect and ~~ere behavfQral a~~ ~~ysical symptams
are faun~~ appr^priate ref~rrai Wi~Z be made t~ h~lv
p~^vide early i~ter~ent~on Qf potent~al ^,rohlems.
The childr~n ~i~l 4~e ~xpased to ef.~her direct~.v~ ~r
nor~--dire~~i~e grau~ play-therapy t^ assist them in
de~eloping appropri.a~e snciel ski.lls ar~d tn ass~s~ them
i.n devel.oping mPaning~u3. relati^nsl~i~s with a~her
chi.ldren arrd ~dul,t~. The caretakars wfil tre pro~assi^naI
c^unse~.flrs ~nd t.raz.nQr~ ~r~~unteers wh^ are effective
adult mode7.s.
b. Outreach ~
I~eeds o~' ~ommunities t~~ll h~ cnntinuaZly ~sse~sed and where
appro~ria~e, the pragram comp^r~ents ~ill b~ exlpanded and
modifi.eri ta me~t tfi~e ~~eds i~r ind~vid~el ~nmmunitfss afi
8ut~e~County. Participation with the Butte Caunty ~hil.d
Abuse 5teering Cpmmi'tte~ ~ri.J.l continue.
~. Trainint~ Prngrams
~'ar't r~F the treatmen~ needs of the r.ar~m~nity invo~.ve9 early
int~rven~ion in child ahu9e/neqlec~ anrf 3.n del~nquency.
Public awareness ^f re~ortir~g Iaws and re~erral. proc~dures
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m~st be increased. Train3~g vrograms and wnrkshopg wi~I be
c^nd~cted in public and private sgenc~es working with youth
inc~uding law enforcement egencies. The ~xaining pragrams
~iZl be deve~aped under the direction of the Child Abuse.
5teering Commit~ee and will utilize existing materials and
resources.
d. Data ~nl~ec~~^n and Reporting af Resu~ts
(L} Number ^f ^~en Paren~~x 5tr~sg cas~s at s~art-up date.
(2) ~um5er ~~ referreZs to the PB~E~~~I S~T855 Progr~m
(agency an~ self referrals ~fth data frnm re~erral
records)
(3) ~um~er s~~ type nf cantacts wit~ c~fents. {data fram
service recard ~heets)
(~} Num~er and tyASS af r.e~erra~s made ta other ag~nci~s.
{5) Generel sta~istics about ~a~i~~e5 part~cfpating ~n t~e
pr~gram (data FrQm intaks shee~s)
(6) R~cid~~ism: Tncidence o~ child a~use/neglect after
enter~ng the program (data from Parenta~ 5tress ref~rrals
to Chi~dren~g Prateetive Serv~ces)
(?) NumSer af repaxted ~ases af chi~d abuse/neglect in
Butte County (data frQm Chi~dren's Protecti~e 5~rvices
recards)
(g) Num~er pf childr~n ~eing returned t~ ~heir familSe~
follo~~inq rem~vaZ from child a~use/n~glsct. ~data fr~m
Chi~dren's Protective Servic~s recards)
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(g; ~7u~bex of chaldren removed from homp ~rhere dp~endenc~
has ~aer_ establishe~ by the.court. (~ata f~om Children's
Protsc~ive Sprvic°s reco~s)
q. ;l (1 ~J) Coax~dination of services as measured by the numbsr of
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;~~ r~fer~alsa c~.se confexen~~s~ and canszl7.t~,tior.s. ,
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e. The Bu~te County Child _A~use Steerin~ Cor~i~~ee's assistance
$ 31
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wi17. be salici.~ed in; 'i ) the traina.ng of COl.lY1.S°~.ors and
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volun~eers; 2~ dev°l.opment of pragra.ms and their subsec~ezen~
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imgl°mentation; and 3} t~e ir~p3emen~a~ion of' ~s~orkshops and
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~x~.ininq pro~.ra.ms. The Paren~~,l 5tress Coorclina-~ax wil~ main-~a~.n
~ 2 ~`
~~ contaa~t t~ith ~h~ S ~eer~ng Gom~ittee by attenc~~r~g regu.l,~..r camtni~tee
1~ ;'. meetin.gs in ac~c~i-~~.~n to d~rECt program contact.
1q. 1 ~~
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Fam~ly Serv-.~ce ~.ssociatio~ i•ri11 2.ttend~ or be rQpressnt~d at~
~ 5 j;
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~ r~eetin~~ cal~ed ~~ th~ ~utte County Dep~.r~mant o~' Social T~slfax°
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durin~ t~° con~;x=~.c~ pexiod.
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: For t::e above services the But-te ~o~nty Dep~,rtment e~ Social
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irlElfay~ ;•.zl~. pay a, ma~imum of ~5~.,500,Ofl. CrC~'~ st~.te and loca~,
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fun~s sna,~l be used in zr.~,king ~ach '~aym°r.~.
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Payment ~~ril~ be made monthly upon submission of the appropriate
21 ~
~ Caunty o~' ~ztte form containin~ an itemized mer.iorandum o£
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expenditures in aacordance with ~he origin~.l bucl,~,e~ {~.s appended
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to -~his con~trac~t) o~' -~he ~'amily Servi.ce Association.
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~'amily Servio~ A.ssociation sha11 submit ~ha~ d~.t~, necessa.ry ta
~5 . eva~.uate pexformance of said Family Sez-vice Assaciation i.n
2( ~ accpx~.a,n~s wi-~h ~he averal~ and specific ~oal.s and o~~ectives,
~7 ~ with the app~oved evaluation~ desi~n and -r~a.nagement needs.
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b, Any charoes in praora_;a bud~ptS 'oi' `p~1^SGYlYtel ac ~~v~~zesf du-~ies
;nust be a,pp?^oved b~ B~z~te County ~epartmpn~ o~ Soc~al ~r~~lfaxe
and i£ requ~rad b;~ ~;xant cond.it~ ons~ ths grantar a.gency.
7, Data Collpction an~ ~eportana ?~esul.~s Tai~l include: 1) numh°r
af c~.i~n~s and ~a:n~ lias particip~.tian in the pxo~re.ms; 2~ number
and t;~;~es o~' con~~.cts ~{rith c?ien-~s; 3~ nu:~3~:~ o~ t;~ue:~ of •
referx~.l.s raade to o~he~ agenciss; ~~ ~ene~,~? s ~~t~stics a~aout
'~ the clz.ent~~`amil,y par~icigatia:~ in the pro~ra.:n; 5) increase~
decrease in predeli~zquency tenc~ency ~~havior ~.s mea.sured by
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~ schaol at~en~.a,ce, cor:irranicat3on b~tvr~e±~ par2n.tJguardi~.n o~'
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~ ehild, arrasts of t~,i[~e~ ~hilc).x'°:L and ,chi~dts level of group
j in.valv°ment~p~.r~ici~oatacn.
•: 8, `Phe 1~n„th ef th~ cantractual a~ceemen~ fox this year's operatior~
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~ wi~.~ be ~'rom i%;a.y 1, 1979 ~hrough ~;~,rch 39 ~'E980~ Unless o~rex~~rise
~ a.mended by ~x~.nto~ anproval.
~ 9, Cont~~,ctor shall compl.y s~ritb. a1~ ~'~scal and reportin~ regu~ations7
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I in.te~nretaticns znd procedures as set for-th in the FISCAi~ AFFA ~t
~ i~'IANLT~~ of the 4~'fice of Crima.~~.3~ Justace Plannino and any
~ addition,~.l fisca~. a~ repor-~ing r~quiremen.ts ~mpo~ed by ~he G
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~ Coun~y o~' ~.i.~te or its designa~ed agants.
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~ 10. A~;enc~ su~contra.r,tors sh~.~l. be~ req,ui~ed to agree ~o comp~y T~rith
i~ 0~`JP stancl~.rd cantrac-t provi.sians as 1ne~ein at-tached.
i 1. Sh~ul~ any a.udit disalloY•rances b,y imposed upon th~ Caunty of
~tte as a r~su3t of non-:.ompliarce ~a;~ -t~e Far~31y Servi.ce
Associ~.tion ;~rit'n the ~'erms an~ condit~.ans her~a.n sta.ted ar
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referre3 ~o, swi~ dis~~ ~o:~r~nc~s s~^.1~ b~ pai~ to the Co~nt~ of
Bu. Lte by ramily Ssrv~ ~s .~s~acs~.ti~n.
i2. Not~i-~Y~sta.ndin~ an~~hing to tn~ con.~;rar-,~ ?~erp~, ~hiU ~a::~~act
m.~~.y be canue~.ler~ by eitn~r o~ -~h° pax~~~es on the g;?ri.n~ of 3p
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~ ~hirty~ da~rs written na'~~ce. ~
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FA~fI~~Y SERVICE ASSi~~IAT?0~~ BU~i'lE COT_F~?'~Y BQA 0~ SUP~p~TISO~S
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BUDGET CATE~ORY AND LINE ITEM DE~AI~ CQST
A. Personal Services - Salar~es
AnnUal
96 t'r~gram (Hours Per
P~sition Sal"arV . 1'ime Week} 11 Mt~nths
~xecu'~ive Dire~~or 23,845 ~6~ ( 6.4? ~T~g~ .
COdT~~.T"1a'~[]x I'7t~~CI 67% f27.Q) 1Q~5~~t
Co~nsel4r (Iicensed) ~4,C~7f ].O[J°G (~~.a) ~?,9~3
Ct~unseld~ (~nl~.cenged) I1,1~8 I~O~ (4[].[~) ~0; 21.9
5ecretary 8, 343 36% ( f,.4) 1, 2~t~
Re~ards elerk 6, 686 ~.796 ( 6.8? '[ T 04'~
Wnxk 9~~dy typi9t -- Matchins~ funds (Z8.8? 4.Q~
Boakkeeper 7, 39f] ~,396 ( 5.7) 9Q8
Child care/treatment
~rovi.cler ~4.0[3/hr ( 3.5) ~~,p
Note - 7he Direc~ar, Ca orcfir~atar, end ca~nselQrs ~il~.
ell possass a mi nimum af either a Maste~'s
l~egree ~n 5oc3.al Worfc or Counse~,ing Psycholagy.
TOTAL ~~=4~~
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: PROJEC7 BCfDGE~ '
BU~GE~ CAT~GORY AND LINE I~"EM DETR~l. C057
B. PersonaZ Serv~ces - 8enefits
. ~ PrQgram
pasiti^n T~me Frin e* ~t~al~h
~xecuti~e Directr~r 1696 ?87 86 373
Caar~l3.~atar f~796 967 362 1, 329
C^unsalor {~icensed) 10~96 i,7_53 54l7 ~,793
Cnunsslar. (unlicensed) 1~]09~ . 1,~73 5GQ 1,613
~5acretary ~6~ 134 86 ~ 275
Reeards cl~rk 17~ 1Zt1 9?_ 912
WQrk study typis~ ' ?Z** 7_7
Bnokkee~er J.3~ 1f]4 '70 " 174
Child care/~reatm~nt ~ .
~rovf~der 84 84
Tata~ ~~~49 1~776
* Fringe = ~'ICA @ 6.I3~ oP 22,9~^
WC @ I . ~J~% ^ ~' 11 ~ 40t1
5DI C ~.6~°6 0~ 6~Q~0
** =~for.ker's C^mpensa~~Qn C~ 19G af 7_,7_Clfl work st~dy funds
~~TAE. ~ 5,875
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PROJECT BE~DG~T
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B~DG~T CATEGORY AND LIi~E ITEM D~TAI~, COS7
C. Travel • ~
CoQrdinatar
Crrunsel,ors (Z~ .
Child ~~r~/txeetment pra~ider
In ~nunty = 271].5 mi.l.es per week x 52 ~e~ks x$.1~ 2.391
Q~t nf cnunty (conferEr~~es, ~arksho~s, stc.) 24C~
M~leage - fQr uge af personal ~ehicles ~a be cam~ensated
at F'amf,ly Ser.vice Rss~ci.ati,on~s 8o~rd approved r~~e Qf
$.17 psr mfle ~
70TAL 2,631
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PROJECT BElD~ET ~ ...
Bi3DGET CATEGORY AND LII~E iTEM DETAiL C~S~
F. Operating Expenses
11 months
~ent - F'aci~.ity rentaZ i~ h~sed on the numbez~ ^f s~aff ~
day~ the facility is•used hy ~ach prngFam an~ 1,~+54.0^
pro,ject. Qne 5~aff day = a~e s~af~' membe~ 'Far
eight ha~rs.
Chi.co: Pr~qram S~aff qa~s
Cor~ '14, 2
~Y`157.5 ~~TViCB ~4. Q
~ Parenta~ Stre~s 5.3
Sexual Abuse ~.S
Paren-~a~ 5tres~ Program ~ 5.3 sta~f days/26 ~ntal
~ s~aff ~ays ~ 2~.~ro x ~1,47~ total rer~t = ~3C1~.0~ _
Qro~zlle: P~ogram S~aff ~_a~s
Cor~ 5.~
Cri~is 5ervice 6.C!
Parent~~. ~~ress 5.1
Sexua~ Rt~us~ ~.5
Par~n~al 5~rsss Prr~gram ~ 5.1 staff days/99 ~r~taL
st~ffi days = 24.8~ x~4,8~0 total rent ~ a~1,286.OQ
'Telephdne 93~.C0
LltiZi~ie~ - Cfi~i,cQ 183 ~
L7z~o ~~3
F'a~ 53 ~69.Q^
Mai.ntenan~e Chico 287
~ro 9Q ~ 377.Q~
L3'F~Fice Suppl.ie~ 413.~Q
Facxlity supp].i~s (eoffe~, toi~et SUp~7~i85~ e~Gc.} 'l47.CJ[]
Posta~e 84: DL~
Insurance w Gen 8 9a~cE ~~~.{]~
Malpracti.~e 308.OQ 513.C'~7
Legal 8 accr~~n~ing Caudit, cgntr~cts , etc.) 207.~0
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BUDGE7 CATEGORY AN~ LIN~ T7~M p~7Ai~. COST
G. Equipment . '
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CAT~GO~Y 70TAL ~ ..D_
i 6. PROJECT TO~AE. ' ~ 54 ~ SQO. Ci~
~7. F'U~aD DISTRIBUTIOP~ ~ED£RAL STAT~ L~CAL
a, Am~unt of Funds ~a} 4g 50~.OQ ~b~ Z 75t].Oq ~~~ 2 75C3.[3C~
b. Percen~ac~~ of Funds 59G
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