Nebraska § 42-1404 Family resource and juvenile assessment center; designation; criteria

Nebraska Statutes

§ 42-1404 — Family resource and juvenile assessment center; designation; criteria

Nebraska § 42-1404

Ch. 42Households and Families

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 42-1404 (2026).

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To receive designation as a family resource and juvenile assessment center under section 42-1403 , an applicant shall meet the following criteria:

(1)Offer a range of core services, including parenting support, youth counseling, economic success initiatives, early childhood programs, conflict resolution, mental health services, and substance abuse prevention;

(2)employ professionals trained in family support principles, cultural competency, trauma-informed care, and the strengthening families framework;

(3)develop partnerships with local grassroots organizations to provide culturally relevant services, outreach, and trust-building within the community;

(4)demonstrate a clear, effective organizational framework that supports service delivery, continuous quality improvement, and sustain

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To receive designation as a family resource and juvenile assessment center under section 42-1403 , an applicant shall meet the following criteria: (1) Offer a range of core services, including parenting support, youth counseling, economic success initiatives, early childhood programs, conflict resolution, mental health services, and substance abuse prevention; (2) employ professionals trained in family support principles, cultural competency, trauma-informed care, and the strengthening families framework; (3) develop partnerships with local grassroots organizations to provide culturally relevant services, outreach, and trust-building within the community; (4) demonstrate a clear, effective organizational framework that supports service delivery, continuous quality improvement, and sustainable operations; and (5) implement data collection processes to assess service impact and outcomes for youth and families, ensuring program adjustments based on feedback.