2013-05-02T12:14:26-07:00 2012-12-31 Killick Financial Services 2321 Lloyd Ln Sacramento CA 95825 990EZ 2012-01-01 010658352 Community Services Solutions COMM 5304952700 PO Box 346 Coleville CA 96107 Carolyn Williams 2013-05-02 true Linda E Killick P00382268 9164868985 X 2012 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z X X X N/A X 190851 X 190653 198 0 0 0 0 190851 150735 21974 3000 1584 55482 232775 -41924 117754 75830 X 94764 73876 23247 2475 118011 76351 257 521 117754 75830 Development of public services for the health and social benefit of the community. CSS acts as the non-profit consortium employer of record for in-home supportive services providers for the purposes of collective bargaining over wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment.Work with Child Welfare to increase communication betweeen county child welfare and families of detained children to better facilitate services between the affected families and social services. Chair and facilitate two (different counties) In-Home Services Board of Supervisors In-Home Supportive Services Advisory Committee's for the purposes recommendations to the Boards of County Supervisors, efficient delivery of countywide service to consumers, program implementation, distribution of program service material through the media, local events, PSA's, local fraternal groups and professional organizations. Work with two different counties to quarterly review the Adult services case files for Quality Assurance purposes for the assurance state and federal regulations are being followed. Oversee adult services social workers for the purposes of training and supervision to assurance quality of program to consumers, reduction of fraud, provider time sheet training and routine training of new program updates. Helped two counties work with the state to plan for the integration of new Adult services computer systems that will enable the social workers to create better and faster assessments, reduce consumer fraud to the adult services program, and to better monitor the services in-home providers give to seniors. The monitoring of providers would include DOJ fingerprinting, drug and alcohol checks of providers for state/federal adult services programs. Become trainers of county staff for fraud prevention in federal/state adult services programs. Help local county Child Welfare Services conduct (Modoc & Mono) countywide Self-Assessments of their Child Welfare systems so that child and adult services/plans can be created to create a county/state Three-Year Self Improvement Plans complete with yearly assessments of progress.Work with both the state and local counties(Modoc & Mono) to two Write Three-Year System Improvement Plans for Child Welfare Services. To reduce maltreatment of children, to reduce recurrence of maltreat of children, to create plans and strategies for parents to reunify with their children (parenting classes, drug and alcohol programs, family wellness programs etc.). We attended the four day Modoc County Fair to promote the IHSS program for seniors and the disabled, PSA's and newspaper adds coordinated the event. We coordinated a Senior Health Fair for Mono County providing access to information to the elderly and disabled. Prepared Children's Protective Services countywide assesment and the Childrens Protective Services System Improvement Plan(SIP)for Modoc and Mono Counties. The organization established provider registries to assist the elderly and disabled in finding In-Home Support Services (IHSS). The organization investigated the qualifications and background of potential providers, developed a system to refer IHSS providers to recipients, DOJ background checks of providers and train providers and recipients. Create and maintain quality assurance programs for two counties to enhance the quality of services received by in-home supportive services consumers. This includes policy & proceedures for county staff to administer the IHSS program, desk audits to prevent provider fraud and in-person IHSS consumer interviews to assure program quality. We provide training and on-going education for the providers in Mono and Modoc County. That education includes instruction on how to provide services for seniors in their homes and how to help people with diseases, such as, Alzheimer's, dementia, and physical problems, such as, ambulation difficulties, eating disorders, and every day activies, such as, getting to doctors appointments and to the grocery store. We provided service training to In Home Supportive Services homecare providers. Implemented and continue to serve the Quality Assurance Program for the In Home Supportive Services Programs in Modoc and Mono Counties. In addition, we are helping the county and community create prevention programs that prevent Domestic Violence, Abuse to Seniors, and Abuse to Children. We provide In-Home Supportive Services for two Communities, Modoc, and Mono counties in California. These services include but are not restricted to the operation of registeries to screen providers before they go into senior citizens homes so that abuse and neglect is reduced. 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