2. Scope of Services The selected provider would be expected to provide community residential services for one juvenile male receiving support services through children’s mental health case management. The provider would also be required to provide additional support services unique to the individual including, but not limited to, behavior support, medication administration, and frequent supervision. 2.1. Mandatory Services The successful provider will have the ability to perform all the functions under mandatory services, including: • Provider has familiarity with child foster care residence requirements. • Provide 24/7 staffing including awake overnight staff. • Engage with resident and help them make the home their own by discussing décor, schedules, community events, meals, etc. • Work with and follow any recommendations made by therapists and other mental health professionals. • Encourage and facilitate community outings if wanted by resident. • Ensure community appointments are attended. • Ensure attendance at school and required school events. • Creative, innovative, and person-centered techniques and approaches must be utilized to include careful planning and attention to the environment. • Recreation and leisure coordination will be needed, including the facilitation of natural supports, and mentoring to develop social skills, improve self-esteem, and maximize community membership. In-house programing will also be needed to provide a daily structure. • Supports and facilitates appropriate connections with family members. 2.2. Primary Population(s) Served Juvenile male, age 14, who is supported by children’s mental health case management. The male identified for this home will need supports in the following areas: • 24/7 awake overnight staff. • Assistance ensuring that weekly therapy appointments are kept. • Work and communicate with school and educational professionals to promote school success. • Positive support services and high level of behavior support to monitor poor Impulse control, physical aggression and property damage. • Transportation. • Recreation and leisure coordination will be provided including bike rides, walks and going to the park and identifying community activities that interest the youth. • Specifics about the support needed will be described in more detail at future provider interviews
