Or. Admin. Code § 416-315-0010 - Program Review
(1) YCC programs
are designed to offer treatment and rehabilitation services to the population
served. Such programs may be operated within juvenile detention facilities only
when:
(a) Youth enter the YCC program through
a referral and screening process that assumes that placement of the youth in a
treatment environment best meets the needs of the youth and is the least
restrictive placement for the youth based on review of assessments and other
supporting documentation;
(b)
Treatment and rehabilitation services are offered to youth separate from those
offered to youth placed in detention;
(c) YCC programs are reviewed and approved by
the OYA prior to implementation.
(2) The OYA will review each request to
operate a YCC. That review will include:
(a)
A determination whether:
(A) Physical
facilities comply with applicable rules of the Department of Human Services
(DHS) and the State Fire Marshal;
(B) The YCC program currently employs
capable, trained, and experienced personnel;
(C) The YCC program includes educational,
vocational, recreational, medical, and counseling opportunities that best meet
the needs of the youth served; and
(D) A system is in place to ensure that each
youth's county probation officer, or other applicable government agent, closely
monitors the youth's progress in the program and participates in the planning
process.
(b) A review
of:
(A) YCC program policies and procedures to
ensure that care and rehabilitation services are offered separate from
detention program services; and
(B)
The YCC treatment and rehabilitation program to ensure that it includes, at a
minimum:
(i) A clearly articulated program
based on research and sound theory.
(ii) A referral process that identifies a
target population to be served (including definition of those youth not
appropriate for placement) and a screening process to ensure appropriate
placement of youth;
(iii) A
written, individualized service plan for each youth that outlines the treatment
goals the youth must work toward during his/her stay and the youth's transition
needs. This plan will differ from those of other youth served;
(iv) A treatment environment that integrates
each youth's service plan goals into the program's daily routine. This
environment should be unique to each youth served;
(v) A physical environment that clearly
distinguishes the YCC program from the detention environment;
(vi) A system that involves the youth's
service worker closely monitoring the youth's progress in the program and
participating in the youth's planning process; and
(vii) A clearly defined length of stay based
on the youth's attainment of service plan goals. The youth's length of stay in
the YCC program may not be influenced by space needs within the detention
facility.
(C) The most
recent detention facility evaluation completed by the Department of
Corrections.
(D) An on-site visit
to review the YCC program.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 420A.025
Stats. Implemented: ORS 420.855 - 420.885
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