1. Olathe School Social Worker Professional Learning Youth and Family Resource Center & Johnson County Caseworker Resource Center September 28, 2009 Karen Leisner Community Referral Specialist & Prevention Coordinator Regional Prevention Center

2. Overview of Juvenile Intake & Assessment Center (JIAC) What is JIAC? A collaborative effort of the Johnson County Department of Corrections, Johnson County Court Services, Kansas Children’s Service League, Regional Prevention Center and Responsive Centers. Where is it located? 905 W. Spruce, Olathe, KS 66061 (913) 764-4051 Brochure: http://www.jocolibrary.org/upload/library/docs/pdf/JIACbrochurefinal809.pdf

6. Youth and Family Services Center Community Referral Services The Community Referral Specialist (CRS), housed in the Regional Prevention Center, will provide information and referral assistance to Juvenile Intake and Assessment Center. The CRS will research and organize information regarding community services and programs in order to develop a database that will be easily accessible to juvenile workers. The CRS will provide ongoing training to service providers which will outline policies and procedures of information and referral programs. In addition, the CRS will provide outreach to community based organizations and linkage with providers, schools and community agencies and promote interagency collaboration. Caseworker Resource Center Johnson County has created a Caseworker Resource Center (CRC), which is a database that provides access to over 100,000 records from nine different information systems. Johnson County AIMS (Automated Information Mapping System) Department created and maintains the CRC.

7. Caseworker Resource Center The CRC is a web-based resource developed with the goal of increasing the likelihood of client success. The primary purpose of this tool is to equip Human Services professionals with information that increases the understanding of a client and their needs and to foster collaboration between departments serving the same individual or family. While the application has many features, Human Services professionals will largely benefit from four main features of the application that allow users to gather the following information: Client Information - Mutual clients they share with other human services departments and agencies Household Information – Information about clients living at the same address Referral Services Information – Referral and location information for services in Johnson, Wyandotte, and Jackson County. This includes identifying transportation and driving directions for clients and Human Services professionals making home visits. Collaboration Contacts – Contact information for other service providers so you can begin working together to meet the needs of your clients Website Address: https://ims.jocogov.org/ccp/ Complete access to CRC will require a password that can be obtained by contacting AIMS. Information relating to service providers and mapping is public information. For more information and training, please contact Karen Leisner (913) 715-7883 or [email_address]

11. Demonstration Caseworker Resource Center

21. Questions ? Contact for help: Karen Leisner 913-715-7883 [email_address]