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EFFECTIVE CASE MANAGEMENT Stacy Meadows - YMCA Safe Place Street Outreach CM Bill Thompson YMCA Safe Place Shelter House CM

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This webinar will focus on effective case management in a residential setting. It will look at how to assess the needs of the client, understanding your own personal strengths and limitations, to building rapport with clients. It will talk about working on a seamless transition from childhood to adulthood and creatiing effective community ties. Facilitators: Bill Thompson, Residential Case Manager and Y-NOW Case Manager, YMCA Safe Place Services. Stacy Meadows, Street Outreach Case Manager, YMCA Safe Place Services, Louisville, KY

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Page 1: Effective Case Management

EFFECTIVE CASE

MANAGEMENTStacy Meadows - YMCA Safe Place Street Outreach CM

Bill Thompson – YMCA Safe Place Shelter House CM

Page 2: Effective Case Management

Who we are / Who we serve

Bill

9 years of case management.

Kentuckiana Childcare Coalition, Youth Service Center Boards

Works residentially with 12-17 year olds

Stacy

8 years of case management experience

Kentuckiana Childcare Coalition, Independent Living Coalition, Human Trafficking Task Force

Works street outreach youth 18-22

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Agency Assessment

Who do you serve?

Ages

Cultural needs

Socioeconomic concerns

Developmental Issues

Behavioral characteristics

Previous history with systems

Families? Individuals?

Page 4: Effective Case Management

Agency Assessment

What do you provide? (Know what you are good at)

Strengths/Needs

Counseling 1:1 interactions life skills

volunteering tutoring hygiene mediationcourt support agency referrals medical computer access transitional housing

survival items accessibility transportation shelter job placement goal setting

mentoring advocacy safety activities

leadership opportunities networking with other youth

Page 5: Effective Case Management

Agency Assessment

Our Safe Place Pledge: “To accept, affirm, and advocate for teens and families in crisis through programs that empower them to reach their full potential in spirit, mind and body”

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Agency Assessment

How do you want to be perceived/How do you

market

By Clients?

By Other Agencies?

By the community?

Page 7: Effective Case Management

Client Assessment

What are there needs?

How do you determine this? What is your intake

process?

Is your assessment/case management flexible?

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Client Assessment

What is appropriate for their

development/situation? (don’t be a cookie cutter

case manager)

What do THEY WANT for themselves?

What keeps them from having it now?

Is the goal realistic/attainable?

What is the clients buy-in? How can a case plan foster

ownership & self worth?

Page 9: Effective Case Management

Community Assessment (How to keep your finger on

the pulse of what is available in your community)

Making others aware of what you do…

Agency fliers

Social Media

Page 10: Effective Case Management

Community Assessment (How to keep your finger on

the pulse of what is available in your community)

Networking events – Community boards, training,

insuring your presence and informational fairs.

Page 11: Effective Case Management

Community Assessment (Keeping up with what others

are doing)

Storing Information

Develop a database

Page 12: Effective Case Management

Community Assessment (Keeping up with what others

are doing)

Social Media

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Community Assessment (Collaborative Partnerships)

Proactive case management (Human Trafficking)

Time appropriate referrals… Move at a good

pace… Follow through… Do whatever it takes…

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Community Assessment (Understand the difference

between case management and service provision)

Facilitation –Mediations/Family Team Meetings

Advocacy – Being a voice at the table. Hearing

everyone’s perspective

Navigating unfamiliar systems… Know the game.

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Contact us with any questions:

Stacy Meadows

(502) 635-4402

[email protected]

Bill Thompson

(502) 635-4397

[email protected]