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FCFC director reports state edits to service coordination policy; $50,000 EI MOU approved
Summary
At the March 12 Wyandot County Family & Children First Council Executive Committee meeting, Director Greg Parker summarized state technical-assistance edits to the Service Coordination Mechanism and said an Early Intervention Memorandum of Understanding with the Wyandot County Health Department secured $50,000 in state funding.
Greg Parker, FCFC director, told the Executive Committee on March 12 that state technical assistance (Jennie Horner) returned edits to the council’s Service Coordination Mechanism document, removing references to a separate "Service Facilitator" role and shortening complex language about target populations to a focus on "multi-system needs." Parker said the state also clarified dispute-resolution language regarding juvenile-court involvement.
Parker reported the Early Intervention (EI) partnership with the Wyandot County Health Department secured $50,000 in state funding under a memorandum of understanding that he said will be presented to the Wyandot County Board of Health for approval. The report did not specify a breakdown of how the $50,000 will be used. The committee did not take a separate vote on the policy edits during the executive meeting; Parker said the document edits came from the state technical-assistance review.
