`Ohana is Forever III Conference Handouts

Materials found here are from the March 30, 2009 `Ohana is Forever III “Working Together for Our Tomorrow” conference. Click below, arranged by topic.

Caregivers and the Courts

Click below for presenter Katie Bennett’s handouts:

Caregivers and the Court Guide-2009-2

Foster Parent Court Participation

Who to Submit Court Report To

Exhibit Table Contact Information

Exhibit Table Contact Info

Facilitating Reunification

Download handouts from Dr. Mary Jo Barrett’s “Facilitating Reunification” workshop:

Vulnerability Model

Reunification Conversations Hawaii-Mary Jo Barrett

Judge Edward’s Keynote Address

Click below to view “Planning for Your Future” by Judge Edwards.

Judge Edwards’ Keynote Address

Legal Aid Society of Hawaii – Adoption and Foster Brochures

LASH Adoption and Guardianship Project

LASH Facts About LASH

LASH Family Courthouse Assistance Project

LASH Foster Kids SSI

LASH Legal Advocay for Families and Children

LASH Be Your Foster Child’s Best Advocate

Permanency for Hawai`i Children in Foster Care

Links below for handouts used by Francis T. O’Brien, J.D.

ITAO Toolkit – Permanency for Hawai`i Children in Foster Care

Permanency PowerPoint

Successful Reconnection with Family

Successful Reconnection with Family – Franco Acquaro, Ph.D.

Family Reintergration Contract

Safety Plan

Chaperone Contract

Collaborative Stages of Treatment

Successful Reconnections with Family

Safety Plan 2

Supervision Contract 2

Youth Materials

EPIC Makua Ana Youth Circle brochure

EPIC Ohana Connections brochure

EPIC Ohana Conference brochure

HFYC – Ask the Youth

HFYC – Poster

HFYC – Starfish

HFYC – Youth Comments on Foster Care

HFYC – Youth Say

HYCC Americorp Application 2008-2009

HYCC Summer Member Application

HYCC 2008 Summer Program brochure

HYCC Team Leader Application

Hale Kipa ILP Brochure

HI Job Corps

ITAO Higher Ed Flyer

ITAO Resource Brochure

Judge Edwards’ Keynote for Ohana III Judge Edwards’ Aging Out of Foster Care Article

KCPC Foster Youth Advocacy Card

KCPC Mentoring and SOS Brochure – 2009

LDAH Education and Training Brochure

LDAH Informational Brochureittakesanohana.org

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