Title	File	Author	Description		Article Date
CANS Cheat Sheet for Caregivers		Mark Lardner and Neil Mallon	Cheat sheet that quickly summarize CANS
CHIP Improves Children’s Access to Care, Eases Financial Burden on Families			This 2-page fact sheet provides a quick overview of the findings from the nationwide evaluation of the Children's Mental Health Insurance Program (CHIP).		December 2014
CLAS Standards and CLC Self Assessment		New Mexico Communities of Care	Video discussing CLC self assessment and CLAS Standards
CODE OF ETHICS For Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioners			This document covers several topics that ensure ethical and proffessional practice.		May 2001
CODE OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT for CASE MANAGERS with Standards, Rules, Procedures, and Penalties			This document covers 8 prinicples for Case Managers to ensure ethical and professional practice.		January 2009
CODE OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS FOR REHABILITATION COUNSELORS			This document covers several topics that ensure ethical and proffessional practice.		June 2009
COUNTY INTER-AGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL (CIACC) MANUAL			This report lists the CIACC roles and functions, authority, mission, population served.		May 2008
COVID-19 & LGBTQ Clients: Key Considerations		HRC Foundation	During this global crisis, child welfare organizations across the country continue to provide essential services to children, youth, and families. Social distancing requires new strategies for client engagement and creates new opportunities to ensure clients access services without encountering challenges related to their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. ACAF’s new tip sheet offers key areas to consider when working to mitigate these challenges through thoughtful action.		2020
COVID-19 Community Impact Survey (CCIS): Preliminary Analysis Results as of June 9, 2021		Selk, Sabrina	Purpose and Approach of the Covid-19 Community Impact Survey (CCIS) Preliminary Findings- Population Spotlight: Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, & Transgender Identify Goals: 1) Identify the most pressing immediate and long-term health needs created by the pandemic, including its social and economic consequences 2) Determine which populations have been most disproportionately impacted LGBTQ+ adults and youth have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic, particularly POC and persons of trans experience The need to prioritize inclusion of LGBTQ+ residents in all areas – families, schools, state entities, healthcare, social services, and data systems –		June 2021
CQI Work Group Draft Planning Form		ON CARE - Onondaga County System of Care (New York)	Sample work plan for developing a CQI system for tracking the system of cares progress toward its goals.
CWLA Best Practice Guidelines: Serving LGBTQ Youth in Out-of-Home Care			This easy-to-use resource contains the first-ever set of comprehensive professional guidelines for how child welfare and juvenile justice professionals can best serve LGBT youth in state care. The Best Practice Guidelines for Serving LGBT Youth in Out of Home Care developed out of recommendations from the Model Standards Project, a collaboration between Legal Services for Children and the National Center for Lesbian Rights.		2006
Care Coordinator (Job Description)		Burrell Behavioral Health	Care Coordinator Job Description
Care Coordinator (Job Description)		Child Guidance Center of Bridgeport (CT)	Care Coordinator Job Description
Care Coordinator (Job Description)2		Community Based Care of Brevard	Care Coordinator Job Description
Care Management Entities: A Primer			This article provides a quick overview of CME's including: what it is, goals, function, population of focus, health homes, and structures.		March 2011
Caring for Kids After Trauma and Death: A Guide for Parents and Professionals		Robin F. Goodman, Ph.D.	Provides guidance for parents and professionals in aiding children with trauma.		2002
Caring for LGBTQ Children & Youth: A Guide for Child Welfare Providers			This booklet was developed to provide information about the care and support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning children and youth. Unfortunately, we know LGBTQ youth are disproportionately represented in the child welfare system and often face discrimination and mistreatment in out-of-home care. This guide includes information on terminology and several basic, but key, tips on how to best support and care for LGBTQ children and youth.
Case Manager (Job Description)		Wings for Children & Families, Inc.	Case Manager Job Description		February 2004
Casey: Reducing Disproportionality & Disparities for Children and Families of Color in the Child Welfare System		Kristin J. Ward, PhD	Study examines how the Casey Family Programs' Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Disproportionality aided child welfare agencies in reducing the number of children of color in the foster care system and in implementing strategies to equalize how the system treats these children and their families.		2008
Challenges Faced by Mental Health Peer Support Workers: Peer Support from the Peer Supporter’s Point of View		Vivien Kemp Anthony R. Henderson	This study aimed to identify the various challenges encountered by peer support workers in Western Australia in the course of their work and to identify possible solutions to those challenges		2012
Challenges and Opportunities in Children’s Mental Health A View from Families and Youth		Sarah Dababnah, Janice Cooper	Report documents family and youth perspectives on critical issues in children’s mental health policy and service delivery, and highlights innovative interventions that strengthen family and youth involvement.		July 2006
Change-Makers in Child Welfare 2020		Human Rights Campaign Foundation	LGBTQ youths, who make up 30 percent of those in our foster care system, are twice as likely to report being treated poorly as their non-LGBTQ peers while in care. The new report, Change-Makers in Child Welfare 2020, highlights 100 child welfare agencies across the country that partnered with the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s All Children-All Families project to improve the services they provide to the LGBTQ community, including children in foster care and prospective foster and adoptive parents. These organizations serve more than 600,000 clients annually in 28 states and employ more than 15,000 individuals.
Changing The Narrative About Black Families,COLOR OF CHANGE & FAMILY STORY			In the guide, the authors detail how biased terms and false representations of Black families breed hostility toward them and create public demand for treating Black families not only differently but unfairly, with grave consequences.
Child & Family Team Guidelines: Role and Performance Expectations of the Facilitator/Case Manager		Arizona Dept. of Health Services	Facilitator/Case Manager job description.		February 2004
Child & Family Team Guidelines: Role of the Child Family Team Coach Within the Comprehensive Service		Arizona Dept. of Health Services	Child Family Team Coach job description.		February 2004