Conceptual Model of the New PINS System

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Conceptual Model of the New PINS System

• FACT (Family Access Connections Team)
• county cross-trained team
• stabilization short-term care
• - family centered/strength based
• - emergency/crisis response
• - school liaison function
• runaway response
• - comprehensive assessment
• - link to community services
• - access to emergency/alternative beds

Other Community Resources/Systems
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR -required for ALL PINS
cases going to Family Court - involves staff
from DHS, Probation, CSEU, CBA other
agencies as needed
PINS Intake (Mon Co. Probation) - assess for
further diversion services - high-end
programs/formal diversion - presence in Family
Court to screen for alternatives to
detention - maintain an array of alternatives to
detention programs

• POTENTIAL SERVICE/COMMUNITY RESOURCES
• Youth Emergency Services (YES)
• Short-term Respite (1- 15 days)
• Intensive community-based mental health programs
• DHS Preventive Services
• Curfew Monitoring
• Coordinated Care Services Initiative (CCSI)
  supports
• Parent Advocacy Mentoring
• Substance Abuse Evaluation Treatment
• Educational Advocacy/Support/Remediation
• Employment Programs
• Functional Family Therapy (FFT)
• PINS Mediation
• Runaway Shelter Support Services
• Independent Living Programs
• Family Group Counseling
• YFP (Youth Family Partnership)
• Other Community Resources/Services as needed

• DIVERSION RESOURCES
• Specialized Diversion Service
• Youth Family Partnership
• Electronic Monitoring
• Juvenile Intervention Team (JIT)
• Aggression Replacement Training
• Juvenile Reporting Center (JRC)
• Other community resources including
• those available to the FACT

FAMILY COURT
DRUG COURT
Revised 5/06