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Closure FTM: Celebrating Family Progress and Planning for Life Beyond DFCS

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The Closure Family Team Meeting (FTM) is an essential opportunity for families to reflect on their journey with DFCS and celebrate their achievements. This meeting focuses on identifying personal and family goals, additional resources, and aftercare services needed for a successful transition. It emphasizes proactive safety planning, relapse prevention, and maintaining self-sufficiency. Families will discuss lessons learned, new skills developed, and how they have grown stronger together. This collaborative process helps families prepare for a future beyond DFCS support.

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Closure FTM: Celebrating Family Progress and Planning for Life Beyond DFCS

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  1. CLOSURE FTM’S

  2. Outcome and purpose • Life beyond DFCS. • Keeping DFCS out of my life. • Safety/Risk (Proactive vs. Reactive) • Identify goals they would like to meet. • Identify additional resources. • Identify any after care services needed/wanted. • Obtaining/Maintaining self sufficiency. • Relapse planning. • Resolve any unresolved issues. • Celebrate success. • Exit strategy. • Close Case.

  3. Family Story • What has the family learned? • What new skills have been built? • How have they changed? (this could include TPR, adoption, guardianship, etc.) • How have they grown? • What has their experience been like? • How is their family stronger? • Describe the benefits of collaboration. • Describe where the family is now compared to then. • How has the family dynamics changed. • How skills/techniques/time lines has resulted in positive growth. • Going forward story.

  4. Strengths • New skills learned. • Resiliency. • Doing what is necessary. • Case progress. • Personal attributes that helped them succeed. • Coping skills. • Client present and cooperative. • Success of family. • Developing of community resources. • What have they learned through the process. • Changed behaviors. • Support system in place.

  5. Needs • Focus on community resources. • Are they prepared to continue success without DFCS services? • Can they identify and rectify issues on their own? • Supports that may be needed. • Plan of action. • Long range goals. • Maintaining relationships. • Relapse plan. • Any pending needs.

  6. Family PLan • Personalized goals. • Moving? • Buying new home? • Going back to school? • Where do they see themselves one year from now? • Discharge Plan. • Community Resources. • Family Support. • How to continue to utilize skills and knowledge obtained through services. • After care plan. • How to become/remain self-sufficient. • Transitional plan to reunify children.

  7. Time frame of closure FTM • At least 2 weeks prior to closing case. • Only if sure the case will be closed.

  8. Who to invite to closure ftm • Community resources. • Case manager. • OFI. • Providers related to the case. • Children. • Family.

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