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Issue Areas
Child Welfare
Cultural Competence
Families
Juvenile Justice
Mental Health
School Violence Prevention and Intervention
Schools and Special Education
Alternative Schools
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About You and The Youth You Work With1. What is the title of your current position? 2. What is your primary role (check all that apply)?
3. What is the grade level(s) and age range of the youth you work with? grade level: ____________________ 4. Do the youth you work with have any special characteristics (e.g., "I serve youth with a variety of disabilities, or types of offenses or crimes.")? 5. How long have you been working with youth in the juvenile justice system? 6. Do you work directly with youth who have emotional or behavioral problems?
If yes, approximately how many hours per week? _________________ 7. To what professional organizations do you belong? Working with Youth8. Below please indicate specific areas of information you think would help you to be more effective and efficient in working with youth. If you check or write in several information needs, please number them in terms of importance, with "1" indicating "most important." Assessment
Interventions and Accomodations
Working with Families9. Do you or anyone else at your facility work with familes?
If yes, please indicate below specific areas of information that would help you or your coworkers to be more effective and efficient in working with families. If you check or write in several information needs, please number them in terms of importance, with "1" indicating "most important." Practices
Families with Special Needs
Working with Other Professionals10. Do you have access to any of the following individuals for information? Use a scale of 1 to 3 to rate your ease of access, with "1" being "very accessible" and "3" being "not very accessible."
11. We are interested in knowing how, or from whom, you get new information about your field. For example, if you want more information in any of the areas that you mentioned earlier, where would you go first? To whom else would you go? Rate your choices on a scale of 1 to 3.
12. Is there someone in your facility whose job it is to give you the assistance delineated in question 11?
If yes, what is that person's title? ____________________________ 13. Check which professionals you would care to receive information about, concerning both what they do and how to collaborate with them.
14. In general, who has been most helpful to you in obtaining new information about working with your youth? If you check or write in several sources, please number them in terms of importance, with "1" indicating "most helpful."
Information Format15. We know that often many traditional methods of distributing information are not effective. Think of an example of information that you received recently that was, in fact, helpful to you. What was it about the information that made it useful? 16. In what form was the above information sent or given to you?
17. Among the following, how would you prefer to receive information? Please number your choices in order of importance, with "1" indicating "most preferred."
18. Do you have access to the Internet?
If yes, where?____________________ 19. Do you have an E-mail address?
Your address:_______________________ 20. Is there anything else about your information needs that you can tell us? Barriers21. If you were to name one major barrier to improving services for youth with emotional and behavioral problems and their families, what would that barrier be? 22. Thank you very much for taking your time to complete this Questionnaire. With your permission, may we keep you on our mailing list to receive updated information?
23. Would it be acceptable for us to contact you in the future, if we have other questions?
If yes, please record your name, address, and telephone number: Name: ______________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ Telephone: ______________________________ 24. Please check below if you would like a copy of our Center Information Booklet sent to you at the address above. Our booklet also is available here on our web site, where you can print out a copy for your personal use.
If you need to reach us, our telephone number is 1-888/457-1551. BACK TO THE NEEDS ASSESSMENT PAGE |
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