Wis. Admin. Code Department of Corrections DOC 371.16 - Aftercare case plan
(1) TIME LIMITS.
(a) The agent shall write an aftercare case
plan and submit the plan to members of the JPRC 120 days after the date on
which the youth is placed in an institution or a secured child caring
institution or within 30 days after the date on which the department requests
the aftercare plan, whichever is earlier.
(b) The department may waive the time limits
of par. (a) if one of the following conditions exist:
1. The department anticipates that the youth
will remain in an institution or secured child caring institution for a period
exceeding 8 months.
2. The youth is
subject to extended jurisdiction under s.
48.366, Stats.
3. The youth is subject to an adult court
criminal sentence.
(c)
If the department waives time limits under par. (b), the agent shall prepare
the aftercare case plan within 30 days after the date on which the department
requests the aftercare case plan.
(2) CONTENTS OF THE AFTERCARE INDIVIDUAL CASE
PLAN. The agent shall base a aftercare case plan upon the institution program
goals, the youth's progress, a current assessment of the youth's needs and an
assessment of the potential for future delinquent or criminal activity. The
agent shall consider the completed juvenile classification instruments when
writing the aftercare case plan. The aftercare case plan shall include all of
the following:
(a) The minimum number of
contacts with the youth's agent upon initial release.
(b) The conditions under which a youth's
aftercare status may be revoked.
(c) The services or programming to be
provided to the youth while on aftercare.
(d) The estimated length of time a youth will
need aftercare supervision and services.
(e) A recommendation for placement upon
release and the rationale for that placement.
(f) An assessment of the youth's
home.
(g) An educational or
vocational plan and employment goals.
(h) If appropriate, a proposal to seek an
extension of a youth's dispositional order to provide for the care and
programming needs of the youth and the protection of the public.
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