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Project Update February 2018 CWDS / Child Welfare Digital Services

Digital Services & Support CWDS Web (Development) CWDS Technology Platform (Development) CWDS Infrastructure (Development) Digital Services Intake (Development) Certification, Approval and Licensing Services (CALS) (Development) Case Management (Development) Court Processing (Procurement) Eligibility (Planning) Resource Management Financial Management Administration Implementation Support Services (Active) CWDS / 2

Communications Update CWDS / 3

Keeping you in the know Follow our blog for project updates Visit our Events calendar Sign-up for our newsletter Access event materials on The Feed Click on the Legacy or CWS/CMS sites from our home page We ve been busy filling key positions and reorganizing teams on the project to optimize our performance and enhance our productivity. www.cwds.ca.gov CWDS / 4

Sprint Reviews & Solution Demos Sprint 1 Sprint 3 Sprint 5 Internal, working meetings Sprint 2 Sprint 4 Sprint 6 Externally facing meetings Solution demonstrations will be held as needed to highlight product releases and other key project feature updates CWDS / 5

Scope Review CALS Update Facility & Home Search and Profile CWDS / 6

CALS Promotes the safety, well-being, and permanency of children and youth in the Child Welfare System through software that supports the county and state business processes for: certifying, approving, and licensing Resource Family Homes and Children s Residential Facilities, and monitoring their ongoing quality as placement resources CWDS / 7

CALS 1 2 Resource Family Homes Short Term Residential Therapeutic Programs Foster Family Agencies Group Homes Transitional Housing Temporary Shelter Care Facilities Crisis Nurseries and more Assessing/Approving Managing/Monitoring CWDS / 8

CALS 1 Where we have started Assessing/Approving Which includes these business processes: Applicant Recruitment Application Submittal Application Review Background Clearance Onsite/In-Person Evaluations Collection of Required Documents/Fees Preparation of Required Documents (including Written Report) Identification as a Placement Resource Decision and/or Terms for Approval CWDS / 9

CALS 1 Assessing/ Approving Where we have started, more specifically Resource Family Home Application Submittal Version 1 to include: Facilities and Homes Search Facility or Home Profile Transcribe Hard Copy Application Receive Online Electronic Application Assign Draft Application Create Pending/Probationary Homes in CWS/CMS View All Draft Applications View and Print Individual Applications CWDS / 10

Facility & Home Search and Profile Integrated results from CWS/CMS, LIS, and FAS All state and county licensed or approved placement resources CWDS / 11

Facility and Home Search CWDS / 12

Facility and Home Search CWDS / 13

Facility and Home Search CWDS / 14

From LIS or CWS/CMS, depending on approving/licensing agency until all is in CWS-CARES From CWS/CMS until all is in CWS-CARES? From FAS until all is in CWS- CARES (currently exploring most useful information to display) CWDS / 15

Emergency Placement Landing Page Case Management Update Child Profile/Client ID Page Lifelong Connections Finding Tool CWDS / 16

PI4 Overview Collaborating with Counties to design Emergency Placement functionality CWDS / 17

PI5 Overview: Features in Development Building the foundations of Emergency Placement Landing Page Child Profile/Client ID Page Family Finding/Connections Case Management specific landing page that makes important and actionable information available at-a-glance. CWS-CMS Client ID page, updated with a focus on ease-of-use. The foundation for child-centric features. Functionality to support engagement with NREFM and relatives as life-long connections, child resources and placement options. CWDS / 18

Case Management Landing Page Features and functionality suggested during Codesign Workshop Design Concepts used for County Feedback Development Done: Working Code CWDS / 19

Read View of Child Profile/Client ID Page Features and functionality designed with county partners Design Concepts used for County Feedback Development Done: Working Code CWDS / 20

Supporting Relative Placement & Lifelong Connections County insights inform design for new family finding functionality Design Concepts used for County Feedback Development Done: Working Code CWDS / 21

Courts Update CWDS / 22

Courts Interface County Courts And zoom in on one Court CWS -CARES County Court CMS County Court 1 Send Request Receive Request CWS-CARES County Court 2 Receive Response Send Response Receive Request Send Request County Court 58 Send Response Receive Response Can send and receive documents between CWS-CARES and the County Court Case Management System (CMS) CWDS / 23

CWS-CARES Court Process CWDS / 24

CWS-CARES Process for Petition Filing CWDS / 25

CWS-CARES Snapshot Implementation CWDS / 26

The Child Welfare History Snapshot gives users the ability to 1 1 search for people across CWS/CMS from a single field 2 3 2 3 see that person s current contact information and demographics see an at-a-glance summary of their combined CWS history In a fraction of the time it currently takes to do the same work in CWS-CMS. Additional Benefits Reduce risk of introducing a new system with the new infrastructure with a small, low-risk release Find and address issues early, based on feedback from real users doing real work Deliver value right away, without waiting for the Hotline release CWDS / 27

CWS-CARES Implementation Team Supports you as your Organization prepares for and uses CWS-CARES. CWDS / 28

Liaisons to Prepare for Change You ll work with an Implementation Lead (IL) who is your liaison with the CWDS Project CWDS Project Implementation Lead Organization Staff Staff supporting implementation to CWS-CARES CWDS / 29

Regional Implementation Leads Del Norte Humboldt Trinity Mendocino Sonoma Siskiyou Tehama Glenn Colusa Lake Napa Shasta Yolo Butte Sutter Yuba Plumas Sacramento Modoc Lassen Sierra Nevada Placer El Dorado Amador Alpine Northern + Tribes Carolyn Borden Michele Scoggins Bay Area Kirsten Olesen Barbara Street Marin San Francisco San Mateo Santa Cruz Solano Contra San Costa Joaquin Alameda Santa Clara Calaveras Stanislaus Merced San Benito Tuolumne Mariposa Madera Fresno Mono Inyo Mountain Valley + State Kristen Forderer Jessica Hovdesven Monterey San Luis Obispo Kings Santa Barbara Ventura Tulare Kern Los Angeles Orange San Diego San Bernardino Riverside Imperial Central Valley Danette Anderson Nick Wukich Southern Chad Huffaker Daniel Rinne CWDS / 30

CWS-CARES Snapshot coming soon First statewide CWS-CARES release. CWDS / 31

Snapshot Overall Rollout 1 Core County Representatives First Available to Core team Goes to Core County Reps working with Intake Team 2 Core Counties Extended to Core Counties Available to identified Core County staff 3 Statewide Rollout Available Statewide Rolled out during an Implementation Window to identified users CWDS / 32

Snapshot Overall Rollout 1 Core County Representatives First Available to Core team Goes to Core County Reps working with Intake Team 20 staff (working with project) from the Intake Core Counties: Butte Fresno Los Angeles Ventura Yolo CWDS / 33

Snapshot Overall Rollout 2 Core Counties Extended to Core Counties Available to identified Core County staff Identified staff from the Intake Core Counties: Butte Fresno Los Angeles Ventura Yolo CWDS / 34

Snapshot Overall Rollout 3 Statewide Rollout Available Statewide Rolled out during an Implementation Window to identified users Identified staff from the remaining 53 counties, State, and tribes CWDS / 35

CWS-CARES Upcoming activities Begin initial implementation activities. CWDS / 36

Key Implementation Activities 1 Readiness Planning 2 Snapshot Access 3 Communications and Training 4 CWS-CARES Support CWDS / 37

1 Readiness Planning Snapshot Kickoff Sessions Snapshot overview Rollout timing Org Implementation Team Snapshot Coordinator Trainer Bi-weekly Readiness Update Meetings In-person or webinar meeting Readiness details Support resources Org Preparation and Readiness Readiness Checklist Readiness Dashboard CWDS / 38

2 Snapshot Access User Registration Snapshot user identification User set-up and registration System Access Testing connecting to system CWDS / 39

3 Communications and Training Communications Project updates Change readiness impacts Train the Trainer (TTT) WebEx to Trainers Org Trainers train users Training Materials Intro to Snapshot Web-based Training (WBT) Login & Snapshot User Guide Snapshot Demonstration Video CWDS / 40

4 CWS-CARES Support Support Processes Role of local help desk CWS-CARES Service Desk Methods to contact Service Desk CWDS / 41

Where to find implementation materials? Implementation Portal: https://cwscms.osi.ca.gov CWDS / 42

Questions? CWDS / 43

Q&A For Intake questions: Wendy Christian, wendy.christian@osi.ca.gov For CALS questions: Phoebe DeMund, phoebe.demund@osi.ca.gov For Case Management questions: Cindy Vatalaro, cynthia.vatalaro@osi.ca.gov For Courts questions: Louis Cretaro, louis.cretaro@osi.ca.gov For Project questions: Tony Fortenberry, tony.fortenberry@osi.ca.gov Bill Maile, bill.maile@osi.ca.gov Cathy Turner, cathy.turner@osi.ca.gov Kalani Mertyris, kalani.mertyris@osi.ca.gov CWDS / 44

Resources CWDS Dashboard https://cwds.ca.gov/dashboard Upcoming CWDS Events https://cwds.ca.gov/events-calendar CWDS Publication Archive https://cwds.ca.gov/feed CWDS / 45