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6/04 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 3 rd . Qtr progress? 4 th Quarter Report: Start of this action step is preceded by the successful completion of action step P18. 4 th Quarter Federal Response: State is requesting completion date change outside of the PIP Review period. The time period for completing the PIP will not exceed 2 years. BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: P20 ACTION STEPS: Finalize Planning vendor contract following ACF approval START DATE COMPLETION DATE RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) MEASURABLE BENCHMARKS 4/1/03 7/17/03 Michael Lynch Signed contract for planning vendor in place. ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 4 th Quarter Report: Action Step achieved. Received ACF approval of contract 5/03. Finalized planning vendor contract following ACF approval. Contract w/ planning vendor signed and implemented 7/03. BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Safe Futures – A Plan for Program Improvement Georgia Department of Human Resources March, 2004 Quarter 5 – Work Plan P Page 30
P21 ACTION STEPS: Planning vendor kick-off START DATE COMPLETION DATE RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) MEASURABLE BENCHMARKS Aug 2003 Aug 2003 Michael Lynch Vendor on board executing project activities ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 4 th Quarter Report: Action step achieved. Planning Vendor Kickoff 8/03 BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: P22 ACTION STEPS: Submit SACWIS IAPD/RFP for ACF approval START DATE COMPLETION DATE RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) MEASURABLE BENCHMARKS Dec 2003 Dec 2003 Michael Lynch IAPD and RFP received by ACF ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 4 th Quarter Report Start of this action step is preceded by the successful completion of action step P17 BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Safe Futures – A Plan for Program Improvement Georgia Department of Human Resources March, 2004 Quarter 5 – Work Plan P Page 31
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Table of Contents Work Plan Detail
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Work Plan Detail A -- Item 2, Repea
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3 rd Quarter Report: This benchmark
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This benchmark was achieved. A repo
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3 rd Quarter Report: This benchmark
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eing developed to outsource the tas
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Why is this partially completed. Ac
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Division more time to evaluate and
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Work Plan Detail B -- Item 3, Servi
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epresentatives. Draft policy develo
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support for additional staff who wi
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Data from these counties of the num
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B3 ACTION STEPS: Develop and provid
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Homestead. Develop a more thorough
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Work Plan Detail C -- Item 6, Stabi
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data provided by the Evaluating and
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1st Quarter Report
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: C7 ACTION
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START DATE Oct. 2002 3rd Quarter: R
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1 st Quarter Report: The Work Group
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1 st Quarter Repor
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Oct. 2003 Dec. 2003 3rd Linda Doste
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November 2003 to collect needed dat
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4 th Quarter Report: No report at t
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: extension to Septe
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Work Plan Detail D - Item 7, Perman
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hardware difficulties. The Qualitat
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Achieved. Policy h
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Quarterly reports will be produced
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Further interviews reveal that whil
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and the State can determine why the
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1 st Quarter Report: The DFCS Infor
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for 2002 and 2003? 4th Quarter Repo
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Work Plan Detail E -- Item 9, Adopt
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July 2003 June 2004 Field Directors
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DOCUMENTATION PROVIDED 3rd Quarter:
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: Current da
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4 th Quarter Federal Response: This
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Goal achieved and ongoing. The lega
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DATE DATE PERSON(S) BENCHMARKS June
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Develop prototype of CPRS that incl
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adoption checklist has been added f
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CPRS. The State will explore traini
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prepare a petition for termination
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E17 ACTION STEPS: Develop a court o
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This system allows for a double che
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: E21 ACTION
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: E23 ACTION
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E24 ACTION STEPS: Convene group of
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5 th Quarter Report: Interview Repo
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Refer to Office of Adoptions Policy
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F2 ACTION STEPS: Revise new worker
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: F3 ACTION
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Work Plan Detail G -- Item 12, Plac
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welfare policy, procedures and prac
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R) office. This instrument is alrea
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date -- Detail which show that staf
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including homes accepting sibling g
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4 th Quarter Federal Response: The
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Work Plan Detail H -- Item 13, Visi
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2 nd Quarter Report: No Report due
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their location. START DATE COMPLETI
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H6 ACTION STEPS: Goal #3 Step 1: On
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H7 ACTION STEPS: Goal #4 Step 1: Th
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of community-based Family Visitatio
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The Four Foster Care Consultants wi
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I4 ACTION STEPS: Georgia will compl
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Quarter: Requesting a start date ch
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1 st Quarter Respo
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3 rd Quarter Report: At this time,
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5th Quarter Report: Achieved. The C
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I11 ACTION STEPS: Georgia will comp
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DATE DATE PERSON(S) BENCHMARKS June
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I14 ACTION STEPS: Examine policy an
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I16 ACTION STEPS: Test whether need
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BARRIERS TO ACHIEVEMENT: __________
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implementation and the evaluation.
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5 th Quarter Report: Survey samplin
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1 st Quarter Report: Response as of
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J6 ACTION STEPS: Family Group Confe
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3 rd Quarter Report/Georgia's Reply
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2 nd Quarter Federal Response: INDI
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3 rd Quarter Report: Partially Achi
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1 st Quarter Report: Partially achi
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DATE DATE PERSON(S) BENCHMARKS Apri
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2 nd Quarter Federal Response: INDI
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2nd Quarter: Requesting a date chan
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are modeled after the Federal Quali
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1 st Quarter Repor
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Work Plan Detail M -- Item 21, Educ
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START DATE April 2002 children ente
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child this can be used to measure t
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to begin training, consulting, and
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5 th Quarter Report: The enhancemen
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2 nd Quarter Report: The four foste
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Division's implementation of the Wr
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to initiate the reviews. 5th Quarte
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5 th Quarter Report: Per Annual Eva
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3 rd Quarter Federal Response: The
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START DATE Nov. 2003 COMPLETION DAT
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5th Quarter: Per Houston, Linda Lad
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