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Step 2 - State Self-Assessment
- Outcomes and statewide data indicators using National Child Abuse and Neglect Data Systems (NCANDS) and Adoption Foster Care Analysis Reporting System (AFCARS) data;
- The systemic factors outlined below;
- The characteristics of the Department that impact the Department's ability to deliver services that will lead to improved outcomes; and
- The strengths of services and the areas the Department will need to re-examine during the on-site review.
This self-analysis will determine, "How well are we doing?" The assessment period is one Federal fiscal year. Michigan must submit a list of the stakeholders to Administration for Children and Families (ACF) before the self-assessment takes place. This process will begin in March 2002. It must be completed within 4 months of receipt of the materials.
Suggested state level stakeholders:
- Michigan Federation of Private Child Placing Agencies
- Michigan Foster and Adoptive Parents Association
- State Court Administrator's Office
- Prosecuting Attorney's Association
- Ombudsman's Office
- Guardian Ad Litems
- Physician's Advisory Committee
- Child Death Review Team (Citizen Review Panel)
- Children's Justice Task Force
- Citizen Review Panels
- Prevention (Children's Trust Fund)
- Orchards
- Judson Center
- Governor's Task Force on Juvenile Justice
- CPS Advisory Committee
- Foster Care Advisory Committee
- Foster Care Licensing
- Tribal Leader
- Local Office Staff