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8th EDITION STANDARDS
YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICESAnn Morison
Standards Development and Performance Measurement
September 2006
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SERVICE STANDARDS: BASICS
• Previously termed “S” (service) standards... that term has been retired
• Numbering system has been replaced and services are listed by abbreviation (YIL) in alphabetical order
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DEFINITION
• Differs from the purpose standard
• Describes what services are provided
• The YIL Standards compliment and can be implemented along with related services
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YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES (YIL): PURPOSE STANDARD
Young adults who receive Independent Living Services obtain safe and stable housing, develop life skills and competencies including work readiness, achieve educational and financial growth goals, and establish healthy, supportive adult and peer relationships.
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CORE CONCEPTS: OVERVIEW
• Main Ideas or “PILLARS” that lend support to achieving the purpose. Each heads a SECTION PART.
• Scan the section to identify these important practices• Every core concept is written in measurable terms – every core concept is a Program Output• An Example: ACCESS TO SERVICES & SUPPORT
– “A community based approach increases the ability of the organization and community to improve service accessibility and quality, and increase opportunities that support youth least prepared to achieve self-sufficiency as young adults.”
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11 YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES CORE CONCEPTS
YIL 1. Access to Services and Support YIL 2. Service PhilosophyYIL 3. Youth Independent Living
CaseworkYIL 4. AssessmentYIL 5. Service PlanYIL 6. Service Coordination for Youth
with Special Needs
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11 YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES CORE CONCEPTS
YIL 7. Family, Community, and Workplace Connections
YIL 8. Preparation for Community Membership
YIL 9. Transition from the Service System
YIL 10. Aftercare and Follow-Up
YIL 11. Personnel
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RESEARCH DISCUSSION
• CASEWORK THAT EFFECTIVELY ENGAGES YOUTH
YIL Purpose, YIL 1, YIL 1.04, YIL 3.02 -3.04, YIL 5.01- 5.02
• YOUTH CENTERED, STRENGTHS BASED SERVICE PHILOSOPHY
YIL Purpose, YIL 2, YIL 3.02, YIL 4, YIL 4.04- 4.05, YIL 5.01
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RESEARCH DISCUSSION
• FAMILY, WORKPLACE, AND COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS/ PREPARATION FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIPYIL 7, YIL 7.01, YIL 7.02, YIL 7.04, YIL 7.06-7.08, YIL 8, YIL 8.01, YIL 8.03
• RESEARCH NOTES OVERVIEW– MORE THAN 30 NOTES DRAWN FROM
PROFESSIONAL LITERATURE– A VARIETY OF FINDINGS THAT ORGANIZATIONS
CAN DRAW UPON FOR ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
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WHAT ARE INDICATORS OF STRONG YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES?
• HEALTH AND WELFARE– YIL 3.01, YIL 3.02 – YIL 4.02 – YIL 7.02, YIL 7.05, YIL 7.07- 7.08 – YIL 9.05, YIL 9.06 – YIL 11.03
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WHAT ARE INDICATORS OF STRONG YOUTH INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES?
• STRONG PURPOSE AND CLEAR PHILOSOPHY THAT CONNECTS PARTICULAR NEEDS, INTERVENTIONS, AND OUTCOMES
• EVIDENCE OF EFFORTS TO MEASURE GAINS APPROPRIATE FOR NEEDS AND INTERVENTIONS
• NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFICULTIES IMPLEMENTING CORE CONCEPTS
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