The California Children and Youth System of Care (SOC) technical assistance team is working with local partners to design and implement local Children and Youth Systems of Care, to better serve children, youth, parents and caregivers who are receiving services from multiple public agencies. The goal is simple: align and integrate more effectively the programs and service delivery for children and families. The state System of Care team is committed to ensuring support and assistance for local partners toward coordinated, timely, and trauma-informed services.
AB 2083 Resources
The California Children and Youth System of Care (SOC) technical assistance team remains dedicated to support county efforts for innovative and collaborative approaches to addressing the requirements of the Memorandum and finding solutions to the practical and financial challenges which integrated care models requires. There are two new processes available for local agency partners, to secure technical assistance. One is dedicated to assisting with individual youth or child issues, and the second to support systematic or interagency MOU development. More information regarding technical assistance is available in ACL 20-63. Local partners can reach the state team at systemofcare@dss.ca.gov, and CDSS continues to provide child-specific technical assistance to counties through ccr@dss.ca.gov.
Children and Youth System of Care Listening Sessions & Webinars
Interagency Leadership Team/Associated Listening Session
Session 1: May 19, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Session 2: May 21, 1130 AM - 1:00 PM
Coordinated System Profiles
In order to break silos and look at how programs complement each other, the team developed profiles of the services offered by various systems that serve children and youth. This is the compendium of resources available to children and youth served by various systems. The system profiles outline how eligibility is determined, what the denial appeal processes entail, how the system interacts with other systems or programs, how information is shared, and how referrals are made.
AB 2083 Webinars and Materials
MOU Part 1: Interagency Leadership Team
MOU Part 2: Integrated Core Practice Model
MOU Part 3: Data and Information Sharing
MOU Part 3: Data and Information Sharing (Part 2)
MOU Part 4: Screening, Assessment and Entry to Care
MOU Part 5: Child and Family Teaming
MOU Parts 6 and 7: Interagency Placement Committee and Alignment Coordination of Services
MOU Part 8: Staff Recruitment Training and Coaching For Leadership Review
MOU Part 9: Financial Resource Management
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Webinar Recording
MOU Part 10: Dispute Resolution Process
MOU Part 11: Resource Families and Therapeutic Foster Care Services
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Webinar Recording
Open Forum for Children and Youth System of Care Implementation
AB 2083 Stakeholder Engagement
AB 153 Tribal Consultation Presentation
Planning, Funding and Implementation of Child Youth and Family Initiatives in California
CYSOC Building Effective Tribal Partnerships
Interagency Care Coordination: Enhancing the Interagency Placement Committee
Person Centered Care and Teaming
AB 2083 Resources
AB 2083 Technical Information Notice
California Health and Human Services AB 2083/Children and Youth System of Care webpage
Children and Youth System of Care Implementation Tools and Resources 4.4.22
Presenter #1: Alliance for Children’s Rights
- Court Companion
- Best Practices Guide
- Materials discussed are all available at: https://allianceforchildrensrights.org/resources/.
- Contact: Alaina Moonves-Leb
Presenter #2: The California School-Based Health Alliance
- Public Funding for School-Based Mental Health Programs
- Materials discussed are all available at: California School-Based Health Alliance (schoolhealthcenters.org)
- Contact: Lisa Eisenberg