Social Services

Due to the recent changes to the Hawaii Revised Statues Chapter 350 – Child Abuse and Mandated Reporting laws – the Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Maui has produced and released a film about Mandated Reporting of child abuse and neglect.  The 12-minute film explains that  individuals who work for human service agencies, schools, courts, and other organizations that work directly with children, are required by law to report abuse and neglect of a child to the appropriate authorities.  The film also outlines the process for reporting abuse or neglect of a child.  Click here to view the Youtube video that was published on Aug 30, 2014.

Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA)

Family First Hawai’i – Family First Prevention Services Plan (September 2021)

FFPSA Hawai’i – Family First Prevention Services Act information Flyer (June 2021)

 

Child and Family Services Plan (CFSP)
FFY 2020-2024

• Attachment B
• Attachment C
• Attachment D

FFY 2015-2019

• FY 2015 Training Plan and Budget
• Hawaii’s Disaster Plan 
• Hawaii Health Care Oversight and Coordination Plan
• Hawaii Diligent Recruitment 5 year Plan
• Hawaii’s Federal Child and Family Services Review (CFSR)
• CFS-101 Part I (FFY 2015) & Part III (FFY 2012).Signed
• Title IV-B-1 Assurances.Signed.8-2014
• Title IV-B-2 Assurances.Signed.8-2014

 

Annual Progress and Services Report (APSR)

FFY2021

• Data Booklet

FFY2020

• Data Booklet

FFY2019

FFY2018

 

Citizen Review Panel Reports     Archives

The federal fiscal year is October 1 though September 30.

FFY 2019

• 2019 CRP Annual Report

 

Title IV-E Waiver Demonstration Project

• Hawaii IV-E Waiver Final Evaluation 2020
• Proposal 2013
• Signed Terms and Conditions
• Title IV-E-477 Certifications. Signed.8-2014
• Interim Evaluation Executive Summary 2018

 

Family Engagement

• CWS Family Partnership and Engagement Practice Model
• Help Your Keiki:  This website was developed by UH through CAMHD and provides information on mental/behavioral health and how to access quality resources.  They also use parent consultants to make it family friendly and engaging.
• EPIC Ohana:  All Brochures are under the “Resources” tab at the EPIC site
• Reweaving Ohana Connections:  In February of 2008, representatives from the Omaha, Nebraska Family Circuit Court, the Director of Nebraska’s DHS,  and a Model Court Liaison from the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, visited Hawaii to learn about the  best practices of our Family Court System.  One stop was at EPIC `Ohana Conferencing to observe an `Ohana Conference and Youth Circle.  The group was so impressed that the Model Court Liaison requested an article for the National Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Judges Page Newsletter.  The article Stopping the Drift: Maintaining Family Connections for Foster Children,describes CWS efforts to better serve the children of Hawaii who are receiving foster care
• The ‘Aha:  Supporting the families and communities that work to strengthen Hawaii families, to prevent child abuse, prevent entry into foster care, and to strengthen the family unit so it can be preserved.  See the current ‘Aha Resource List and photos from the Second  Statewide ‘Aha that  was held on 15 October 2010
• Family Promise Hawaii (FPH) Diversity Resource Section
• Hawaii State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (HSCDV) & CWS Agreement

 

Family Court

• Protocol and Referral Form for Information Exchange with Family Court
• Family Drug Court Overview
• First Judicial Circuit Family Drug Court Participant Handbook

 

Foster and Adoptive Care

• Becoming a Relative Resource Caregiver
• Resource Caregiver Limited Liability Insurance Coverage
• Rights of Children in Foster Care
• Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF)
• Adoption Tax Credit Just Finalized February 2009
• A Review of Federal and State Statutes and Policies, Contributing Factors and Research Findings Supporting Public Kinship Care
• Independent Living Program
• ShakaTown – Youth Resources, News and Information