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Part 1, Section 2(1) of the Child and Family Services Act identifies the right to receive child protection services in their first language to Answer - Francophone families
The legal responsibility of an authorized child protection worker is defined by:
a) The Child Protection Standards (CPS)
b) The Eligibility Spectrum
c) The Young Offenders Act (YOA)
d) The Child, Youth and Family Services Act
Answer - The Child, Youth, and Family Services Act (CYFSA)
The functions of a CAS are defined by Answer - The Child and Family Services Act
The specific grounds for protection in the CFSA include:
Answer - Risk of emotional harm
The primary goal of the Risk Assessment Answer - Is to promote structured and rational decision making.
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pg. 2 Which framework for child protection workers, supervisors, and children's aid societies describes activities during distinct phases of protection services?Answer - Child Protection Standards
Which of the following is NOT a function of the Child Protection Standards?Answer - Provide optional tools for use in child protection services
The child protection worker completes the Risk Assessment:
Answer - During the investigation phase and ongoing review
Which part of the Child and Family Services Act (CFSA) contains requirements for providing services to Indigenous children and families?Answer - Part IV (4)
Customary Care is available to only Indigenous children, and involves:
Answer - Placement of the child with a community member
Effective supervision can be identified by:
Answer - The affect it has on the implementation of an organization's practice model and service delivery adherence to the Standards the address how supervision will be conducted
The Child Protection Standards describe that a worker MUST consult a supervisor when: Answer - Discontinuing an investigation prior to face-to-face contact
Administrative Supervision addresses:
Answer - Increasing worker knowledge and skills Building evidence-informed practices
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pg. 3 Supportive Supervision addresses Answer - Planning professional development
When a child protection worker works with a family to identify alternative placement option to bringing
a child into care, they are using a:
Answer - Strengths-based approach
Which principle guides the application of a strengths-based approach in the child welfare field?Answer - Facilitating family support builds family capacity
The primary permanency plan for a child when they are brought into care is:
Answer - Return home
When a child is unable to return home, permanency may be achieved through adoption, support from
extended family, and:
Answer - Legal custody
The principles of child protection in Ontario include engagement throughout the case, reflective practice,
the permanency planning continuum and:
Answer - Leveraging community resources
Three key practice values in Ontario child welfare services are child-focused practice, strength-based practice and Answer - Family-Centered Practice
The CFSA indicates that wherever possible, child protection services should be provided Answer - Based on mutual consent of the CAS and the parents
Striving to engage families voluntarily in child protection services, even when they are resistant Answer - Supports the autonomy and integrity of the family unit 3 / 4
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Excellent clinical documentation is not intended to Answer - Focus on all of the client's deficits
Complete documentation includes Answer - All face-to-face and telephone contacts with clients and collateral contacts
The child protection worker's documentation must Answer - Reflect the worker's opinion and impressions
Which of the following is not considered a documentation error Answer - Having a peer review your material for mistakes
In order to enter into a Temporary Care Agreement, the child must be under the age of Answer - 18
You are preparing a Temporary Care Agreement with a father to provide care to his 10-year-old son. The child was in care subject to a Society Wardship Order last year for a period of 20 months. What is the longest amount of time that this child may be cared for subject to the Temporary Care Agreement?Answer - 4 months
A Customary Care and Supervision Agreement may be considered when Answer - The child is FNMI
Customary Care and Supervision Agreements facilitate the transition of the child's care to another caregiver, with the consent of the parent(s), therefore Answer - The child is NOT in the care of the CAS
- multiple choice options
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