The group is also developing guidance regarding Wraparound contracts and serving out of county youth with Wraparound. This includes identification of potential funding streams to braid funds, development of a Wraparound estimated cost expense plan and encouraging the use of flexible funding. The purpose of this group is to support the fiscal fidelity of Wraparound programs. Email: for further information.Ĭalifornia Wraparound Workgroups Wraparound Fiscal and Organizational Leadership The Steering Committee meets once a month and is linked to the California Wraparound Advisory Committee. The purpose of the Steering Committee is to develop a collaborative California Wraparound community that seeks to build continuity in practice and improve equitable safety, well-being, and permanency outcomes for children and families through the provision of high-fidelity Wraparound programs. The California Wraparound Steering Committee is a group made up of Wraparound experts across the state of CA, including the following representation: county, providers, parent partners, youth partners, Wraparound trainers, CDSS staff, and the Resource Center for Family Focused Practice. They are hosted by local Wraparound providers and the meeting locations regularly change. The hubs meet quarterly, in-person and via-virtual platform. There are currently 3 hubs: Northern, Southern, and Central. The California Wraparound Hubs are regional groups who share information, collaborative practices, and discuss topics relevant to Wraparound. The CWAC convenes on a quarterly basis, twice a year in-person meetings, and twice a year via virtual platform. The California Wraparound Advisory Committee (CWAC) is a group whose members collectively makes recommendations, identifies and shares solutions, and promotes best practices related to Wraparound policies and programs.
Statewide Wraparound Meetings California Wraparound Advisory Committee (CWAC)
The Resource Center for Family-Focused Practice, supported by the California Department of Social Services, provides facilitation, consultation, and training to support Wraparound across California. UC Davis Resource Center for Family-Focused Practice (RCFFP) Create one plan to coordinate responses in all life domains and.Provide services that fit a child and family's identified needs, culture, and preferences.Promote youth and parent involvement with family voice, choice, and preference.Enhance strengths by creating a strength-based intervention plan with a child and family team.For children and families in the foster care system, the Wraparound process can: California Wraparound is intended to allow children to live and grow up in a safe, stable, permanent family environment. The service plan is individualized, with strategies that reflect the child and family's culture and preferences. The team develops a service plan that describes specific strategies for meeting the needs identified by the family. From the start, a child and family team is formed and works directly with the family as they identify their own needs and strengths.
Wraparound is also a team-driven process. The intent is to build on individual and family strengths to help families achieve positive goals and improve well-being. Wraparound shifts focus away from a traditional service-driven, problem-based approach to care and instead follows a strengths-based, needs-driven approach. The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) describes Wraparound as a strengths-based planning process that occurs in a team setting to engage with children, youth, and their families.
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