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Eligibility for the Children’s Services Act (CSA) and “Can CSA Pay?”  \nAnd Still We Rise  \nCSA State Conference 2021  \nPresented by Carol Wilson OCS Program Consultant  \nPurpose(s) of Today’s Workshop (2)  \n• Who is eligible for CSA and why?  \n– Basis of eligibility  \n– Different populations  \n– Mandated and non-mandated (protected)  \n– Factors that affect eligibility  \n2  \nAlso in Today’s Workshop…  \n• Second focus will be on “Can CSA pay for   ?”  \n• How do you know when CSA can pay for a service? Why isn’t there a list?  \n• Decision tree to help us think critically and logically to make and document decisions  \n– How statutory provisions affect service and funding decisions  \n– How other factors (e.g., other partner child-serving agency requirements/policy and their responsibilities) influence CSA  \n3  \nBrief Background…The Beginning  \nWhy did CSA come into existence?  \n• Department of Planning and Budget (DPB) 1990 study found:  \n– 14,000 cases held by local Departments of Social Services (DSS), Court Services Units (CSU), Community Services Boards (CSB) and school divisions  \n– 4,993 individual children and families  \n– 22% annual cost increase in serving these children and families (emphasis on residential care)  \n• System of care model promoted by federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) coming into its own  \nCreating CSA  \n• Legislation was passed by the Virginia General Assembly creating the “Comprehensive Services Act for At-Risk Youth and their Families”, enacted in 1993.  \n• For clarity, CSA was renamed the “Children’s Services Act” in 2015.  \nCSA  \n5  \nMission of CSA  \nChild Centered  \nFamily Focused  \nCommunity Based  \nCreating CSA  \n• Established a state supervised, locally administered and operated System of Care for services to children and families  \n– Governed by state law and SEC policies  \n– SOC model consistent with Virginia’s model of local government administration  \n– Created the structures and functions to operate the CSA system of care  \n• Family Assessment and Planning Team (FAPT)  \n• Community Policy and Management Team (CPMT)  \n7  \nHow do I know who’s eligible for CSA?  \n8  \nRole of Funding in Establishing the Basis of Eligibility  \n9  \nState Pool Funding  \n10","cbCaibnbqzxO2tVG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibnbqzxO2tVG","pdf",2222307,88,"English","# Purpose(s) of Today’s Workshop\n## Who is eligible for CSA and why\n## Second focus: “Can CSA pay for ?”\n# Brief Background: The Beginning\n## Why CSA came into existence\n## Creating CSA\n# Mission of CSA\n## Child centered, family focused, community based\n# How do I know who’s eligible for CSA?\n# Role of Funding in Establishing the Basis of Eligibility\n## State Pool Funding","[{\"question\":\"What does the workshop cover about CSA eligibility?\",\"answer\":\"It explains the basis of eligibility, identifies different eligible populations, distinguishes mandated versus non-mandated (protected) groups, and outlines factors that affect eligibility.\"},{\"question\":\"How can you determine when CSA can pay for a service?\",\"answer\":\"The workshop emphasizes that there is no simple list, so participants use a decision tree to think critically and to document service and funding decisions.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did CSA come into existence and how did it evolve?\",\"answer\":\"A 1990 DPB study found thousands of cases held by local social services and related entities, with significant annual cost increases. 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