Linkages: Coordinated Case Planning – A Roadmap to Strengthening Families

About the Course

This training offers a comprehensive exploration of collaboration between Child Welfare and CalWORKs in supporting vulnerable families. The course unpacks the essence of Coordinated Case Planning, emphasizing the transformative potential of partnership in empowering families.

What will I learn in this training?

Participants will gain insights into the intricacies of implementation and distill lessons learned from real-world scenarios.

After attending this training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the necessity of collaboration between Child Welfare and CalWORKs in providing comprehensive support to vulnerable families.
• Identify and analyze the intersection points between CalWORKs and Child Welfare systems to enhance coordination and service delivery.
• Appreciate the power of partnership in Coordinated Case Planning, fostering empathy, trust and mutual respect between professionals and families.
• Explore the historical context and evolution of collaborative efforts.
• Apply interdisciplinary collaboration steps in real-work scenarios, integrating planning and assessment processes to optimize outcomes for families.
• Develop actional plans for effective collaboration between Child Welfare and CalWORKs.

For Calaveras in-person participants only: To ensure you gain the full benefit of our program, please note the following registration requirements for this class:. To meet the full learning objectives of this course, registration for the Linkages Overview: CalWORKs and Child Welfare Collaboration – Empowering Families through Partnership is required. This foundational overview is essential for understanding the concepts that will be further explored in the Coordinated Case Planning session.
Registrants for the February 12, 2025 sessions will need to enroll in the following to complete the training:
1. Linkages Overview: CalWORKs and Child Welfare Collaboration – Empowering Families through Partnership
2. Linkages: Coordinated Case Planning - A Roadmap to Strengthening Families

Participants are able to attend only the Overview portion if desired, but cannot attend the afternoon session if not present for the Overview.