Transcription of Family Preservation - DCFS
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Family Preservation The Family Preservation Program [FPP] is a strength-based, collaborative program aimed at helping families to identify and build upon existing strengths; resolve problems causing child safety concerns; advocate for their children at school and in other public settings; and expand, or establish for the first time, the Family s connection to resources and supports in the local community. One of the primary goals of the FPP is increased self sufficiency within the Family and a reduced reliance upon public agency intervention. When DCFS and the Family come to the table at the initial Multi-Disciplinary Case Planning Committee [MCPC] meeting to develop the MCPC case plan, representatives from community service agencies are also present. The Family Preservation Program s MCPC meetings serve as a continuation of the strength-based process initiated at the Team Decision Making meeting held during the early stages of DCFS intervention.
Family Preservation. The Family Preservation Program [FPP] is a strength-based, collaborative program aimed at helping families to identify and build upon existing strengths; resolve problems
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