Community Youth Services - Cunningham Lane

Version 1.1
Date Updated:
COMPARATIVE REPORT
PROGRAM INFORMATION If you have questions about this report, please contact:
Carissa Hatton at
1/22/2015
(270) 527-8388
Parent Agency: Community Youth Services
Community Youth Services - Cunningham Lane
Phone: (270) 527-8388
Fax: (859) 223-0939
158 Cunningham Lane Murray, KY 42071
AgencyWebsite: www.rescare.com
Years Operating: No Data
Referral Contact Carissa Hatton
Email: [email protected]; [email protected]
Referral Phone (270) 527-8388
Referral Fax: (270) 527-8453
Child Caring License(s): Group Home with Treatment;
Child Placing License(s) None
Setting Urban/Suburban
On Site School:
No
Male Operational Bed Capacity:
0 County(s) of
Calloway;
Female Operational Bed Capacity:
8 Program or
Either Sex Operational Bed Capacity:
0 Foster Homes:
Supplemental Information
Community Youth Services is a community based program. The residents attend public schools, may work on GED on a case to case need.
Residents are allowed to attend dances, sports activities, etc with CYS staff in attendance and on a case to case base may attend by themselves
with Social worker permission. Residents are allowed to interview and pursue employment. CYS staff encourages residents to save money
earned during employment. CYS encourages, family involvement and becomes involved offering counseling; transportation, assistance, i.e. family
in need of clothing after a fire, etc. CYS has an active treatment team that consults daily to ensure each resident is offered unique and
customized treatment which is documented on Individual Treatment Plans, on a daily tasks and daily objectives. The treatment team pursues "out
of the box" thinking to help the resident to be able to stay at CYS until his/her goals are met.
Included/Excluded Population
Gender Accepted: Female
Age Range Accepted:
8 to 17
LOC Range Accepted 4 to 5
Minumum IQ Accepted:
Client History at Admission
Average Age at Date Updated 15.7
Number of Residents
3
Number of Males:
0
Number of Females:
3
Average LOC at Intake
4.3
LOC Unknown:
0
Number LOC 1
0
Number LOC 2
0
Number LOC 3
0
Number LOC 4
2
Number LOC 5
1
Number of Current Residents Included in Risk Indicator Percentage
Destroys Property
Homicidal Threats:
67%
Assaults Peers
Homicidal Gestures/Attempts
67%
Assaults Care Givers 67%
Suicidal Threats:
Moderate AWOL Risk 100%
Suicidal Gestures/Attempts
Chronic AWOL Risk
Substance Use Monthly or Mor
0%
Self Abuse:
Fire Setting:
67%
Number IQ
Number IQ
Number IQ
Number IQ
3
67%
33%
67%
33%
0%
0%
0 - 59:
60 - 69:
70 and above:
Unknown:
Sexual Acting Out
Sexual Aggression
With Younger Youth
Using Force:
With those Unable to Consent
Adjudicated Sexual Offender
STAFF INFORMATION
Number High School
Some College
BA
MA or Higher
Administration:
Case Management Staff:
Clinical Staff:
6
17%
50%
0%
1
0%
0%
100%
1
0%
0%
0%
Direct Care Staff:
16
50%
31%
19%
Average Number of Months Foster Parents have Fostered for the Agency:
Treatment Director: Joe Vance Ph.D.
0
0
1
2
33%
0%
100%
0%
N/A
Psychiatric Services
Contracted with a psychiatrist. The youth are seen within the month of their admission.
Community Youth Services - Cunningham Lane
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
50
Version 1.1
Date Updated:
COMPARATIVE REPORT
1/22/2015
SERVICES AND OUTCOMES
Safety
Number of Substantiated Abuse Allegations in the Past Year: 0
Total # of Bedrooms
Percentage of Direct Care Staff Trained in Physical Managemen 100.0%
4
Single Bedrooms:
0
Double Bedrooms:
Percent of Foster Families with 2 or more Children:
4
N/A
3+ Bedrooms:
Percent of Families with 2 or more Children and a Sibling Group:
0
N/A
Critical Incident and Physical Management ratios are compiled for the period 12/1/2013 through 11/30/2014
Deadly Weapon Per 100 Resident Day
0.00
NO INCIDENTS DURING REPORTING PERIOD
Serious Injury Per 100 Resident Day
0.00
NO INCIDENTS DURING REPORTING PERIOD
AWOL Per 100 Resident Days
0.17
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Suicide Attempt Per 100 Resident Days
0.08
WORSE THAN AVERAGE RANGE
Criminal Activity Per 100 Resident Days:
0.29
WORSE THAN AVERAGE RANGE
Injury to Other Per 100 Resident Days:
0.04
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Sexual Acting Out Per 100 Resident Day
0.46
WORSE THAN AVERAGE RANGE
Total Critical Incidents Per 100 Resident Days:
1.04
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Physical Managements Per 100 Resident Days: 0.50
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Number of Months
Data Received:
12 of 12
Permanency
Length of stay and discharge data are calculated on discharges between 12/1/2013 through 11/30/2014
Measure
Number
Child Progress toward Permanency Discharges
8
Progress Discharge to Home Like Placement
8
Progress Discharge to Less Restrictive Placement
8
Child Behavioral Difficulty Discharges
Runaway Discharges
Psychiatric Discharges
Agency/System Discharges
Caretaker Incapacity Discharges
Caretaker Failure Discharges
Caretaker Investigation Discharges
Percent Length of Stay Outlier
5
2
3
3
50.0%
50.0%
50.0%
31.3%
12.5%
18.8%
18.8%
0
0
0
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
230.5
230.5
230.5
92.8
14.5
145.0
23.3
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WORSE THAN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
WITHIN AVERAGE RANGE
Well Being
Individual Counseling:
Group Counseling
Family Counseling:
Number Percent Internal Percent External
4
100.0%
0.0%
4
100.0%
0.0%
0
N/A
N/A
Does this program have a PCC Foster to Adopt Agreement?:
Adoptions by the Program's Foster Homes in the Past Year:
Educational Disruptions in the Past Year:
16
School Changes in the Past Year:
5
No
N/A
Describe How the Program Supports Family Connections
Transportation to and from home visits, daily phone contact up to 30 minutes between resident and family, Family counseling, staff support to
family members by way of telephone or transportation when needed, i.e., if a behavioral issue happens staff will pick up resident or help with deescalation and consultation of resident while on home visit.
Special Interventions Available Internally
Community Youth Services is a community based program. The residents attend public schools, but have some alternatives; i.e Day Treatment
Program. Residents are allowed to attend dances, sports activities, etc. with CYS staff in attendance and on a case to case basis may attend by
themselves with Social worker permission. Residents are allowed to interview and pursue employment. CYS encourages residents to save money
earned during employment. CYS encourages, family involvement and becomes involved offering counseling; transportation, assistance, i.e. family
in need of clothing after a fire, etc. CYS has an active treatment team that consults daily to ensure each resident is offered unique and customized
treatment which is documented on Individual Treatment Plans, on a daily tasks and daily objectives. The treatment team pursues "out of the box"
thinking to help the resident to be able to stay at CYS until his/her goals are met.
Community Youth Services - Cunningham Lane

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