Attachment J-Annual Report.pdf
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- S-10000-00006578
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- Oregon
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This document is an Annual Report for a Youth Independent Living Program (ILP) contract opportunity from the state of Oregon. The ILP services outlined in this report are intended to assist youth who have experienced the foster care system or are expected to age out of the foster care system, by providing them with the knowledge, skills, and ability to make a successful transition to self-sufficiency and adulthood. The report details the number of youth served, outcomes achieved, and the various activities and services provided, such as vocational training, college enrollment, employment assistance, and permanent housing support. It also covers the level of youth involvement and influence in the program, the class schedules and locations, and the trainings attended by program staff.
The report provides information on the regularly available services, such as transportation, youth advisory council, and age/gender-specific services. It also outlines the program's community partner contacts, including with the Department of Human Services, mental health providers, and educational institutions. Additionally, the report details the special activities, outings, and conferences attended by ILP staff and youth participants, as well as the program's use of interns and collaboration with various community organizations.
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Youth Served - Please enter actual numbers
Youth contracted to serve
Youth currently being served
Total youth served contract year
Wait list - Enter a 1 in appropriate box. If you had a wait list, complete the Averages boxes
Average number of youth on list for past year
Average length of time a youth on the wait list before being served (in days)
0 Months (will automatically calculate and populate)
Outcomes - How many Youth achieved the outcomes listed
Increased Self-Determination
Graduating with diploma (Regular or Modified)
Obtaining a GED
Vocational Training or College Enrollment
Employed (Full / Part-Time)
Healthcare Access
Healthy Relationships
Community Connections
Permanent Connections
Adequate / Appropriate Housing
Increased Skills
Vocational Training or College Completion (License, Certificate or Degree Obtained)
Housing Stability
Youth living without agency maintenance
Accessing ILP Services - enter 1 if you offer the option listed
Individual orientations at time of referral
Group orientations at time of referral
Group orientations prior to referral
No orientations required
Youth Involvement / Youth Influence - enter 1, if you provide any of the options listed
Support for Youth Leadership Activities (prepare youth prior to and debrief with youth after activity)
Formal Youth Advisory Committee/Council
Informal Youth Advisory Group
Youth Surveys
Youth involvement / influenced activities
Class Schedule - Insert 1 in the appropriate frequency box(s), and 1 in box(s) of locations class held
Weekly - Frequency Location of Groups Sessions/Classes/Workshps
ILP Office
Monthly DHS Office
Foster Parent Home
Quarterly High School
Library
Other - Frequency Courthouse
Pizza Parlor/Restaurant
Additional details not listed above Other, list below:
Contractor Name (County(s) served) Provider # Counties
Annual Report 2023-2024
No
Yes
# ILPs # Youth # ILPs # Youth
Experiencial Learning Activities Sporting events
Weekend retreats Graduation/other celebration
Teen Retreat Post secondary information / training
Dream conference Recreational outings
Native Teen Gathering Service learning projects
OFYC Policy Summit or Leg. Advocacy Days Career Fairs / Tours
ILP Appreciation events College Tours
Job Corp Tour Consumer / Shopping Skills Trip
Youth leadership Pregnancy prevention activities
Holiday events Other
Regularly available services - Please list 1 if Option is offered
Transportation, if required to particiapte in ILP activities
Youth advisory council/committee # of youth involved in advisory council
Classes for youth with developmental disabilities
Youth Speakers Bureau (trained to speak at conferences, to groups, etc. about FC experiences)
Age specific services
Gender specific services
Staff Trainings - Please use a 1 to list which trainings staff attended
Drug / Alcohol Prevention
Suicide prevention Adolescent sexuality / Pregnancy Prevention
Group Dynamics / Facilitation IEP
Trauma Informed Care Shoulder to Shoulder/other CW Training
Behavior management National Pathways/other national IL Conference
Quality leadership/Supervision Mandatory Reporting
First AID / CPR Motivational Interviewing
Gang awareness Collaborative Problem Solving
PTSD Professional Boundaries
Working with youth offenders Mental health / disabilities
Domestic violence ASPIRE/other postsecondary or vocational
ILP Provider Meetings/Trainings Other
Please list 1 in each row to indicate your level of Contact with each community partner listed.
DHS & Tribal Contacts Regular, ongoing contact / Infrequent contact
District/Branch/ILP Liaison
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES, OUTING, CONFERENCES
Please enter actual count of ILP staff and Youth participants for events attended
Mentor activities and/or program
Cultural activities/classes
Cultural Diversity
Community Partner Contacts
Self- Sufficiency Programs (TANF, OHP, Food Stamps, Teen Parent)
Mental health services
Foster Parents
Tribe / Indian child welfare staff
Health Department (city, county, state)
Other:
Physical health services
Seniors and People with disabilities
Employment Contacts
Workforce Investment Act (WIA) program
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - Please list 1 if Option is offered
Housing screen committee
Provide ILP information to DHS or Community Partners
Sharing tree
Use of interns
Community Partner Meetings / Staffing's
CRB Meeting
Participation Incentives
Housing Start-up Items/kits
Businesses for work experience, job shadow, internships, etc.
Employment office
One stop centers
Job Corp
Goodwill Industries
Vocational rehabilitation services
VRS's Youth Transition Programs
Other
Education Contacts
Apprenticeships
Career/ Professional
College / University system
Vocational / Trade Schools
Public School system (counselors, IEP, etc)
Alternative schools
Other
Housing Contacts
Tutoring programs
Scholarship Programs
Public housing authority
College housing
Transitional Living Program
Local or state housing boards
Other
Other Contacts
HUD / Community Housing planning
Teen Parent Programs
Other
4-H, Scouts, Other youth Leadership / activities
Mentors
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