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§2758.2. Integrated case management planning system; creation; membership; duties and
responsibilities
A. The deputy secretary of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, youth
services, office of juvenile justice, and the secretary of the Department of Children and
Family Services shall evaluate programs to be included in the Integrated Case Management
System.
B. The programs and services to be evaluated for inclusion in the system shall
include but are not limited to:
(1)Truancy assessment service centers.
(2)Families in Need of Services.
(3)The Louisiana Behavioral Health Partnership, including the Coordinated System
of Care.
(4)Child welfare programs.
(5)Education and workforce training programs.
(6)Juvenile probation and parole services.
(7)Non-secure and secure out-of-
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§2758.2. Integrated case management planning system; creation; membership; duties and
responsibilities
A. The deputy secretary of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, youth
services, office of juvenile justice, and the secretary of the Department of Children and
Family Services shall evaluate programs to be included in the Integrated Case Management
System.
B. The programs and services to be evaluated for inclusion in the system shall
include but are not limited to:
(1) Truancy assessment service centers.
(2) Families in Need of Services.
(3) The Louisiana Behavioral Health Partnership, including the Coordinated System
of Care.
(4) Child welfare programs.
(5) Education and workforce training programs.
(6) Juvenile probation and parole services.
(7) Non-secure and secure out-of-home placements.
(8) Any other program or service identified for inclusion.
C. In order to facilitate the development of a complete continuum of care for at-risk
youths, the departments shall:
(1) Develop an outline for the creation of and transition to an integrated case
management system focusing on the behavioral health, rehabilitative, and educational needs
of youths who are at risk for involvement in, currently involved in, or exiting the juvenile
justice and child welfare system.
(2) Identify the prevalence of youths served by multiple systems.
(3) Identify opportunities to more efficiently and effectively deliver programs and
services to at-risk youths across all systems of care focusing on:
(a) Prevention.
(b) Early intervention.
(c) Treatment and rehabilitation.
(d) Continuity of education and workforce training.
(e) Re-introduction into the community.
(4) Develop mechanisms to leverage available state and federal funds for the
purposes of this Chapter.
(5) Establish a timeline for the creation and implementation of the integrated case
management system providing for such system to be fully operational no later than July 1,
2015.
D. The departments shall submit their recommendations formulated by the impacted
agencies to the Juvenile Justice Reform Act Implementation Commission for review and
comment by the commission.
E, F. Repealed by Acts 2022, No. 252, §4.