MW074L Collaborating Across Systems to Support System-Involved Youth 6 CEUs TIVE067-202680

This introductory training is designed to equip service providers supporting system-involved youth often working within complex networks of child welfare, behavioral health, education, healthcare, juvenile justice, housing, substance use services, community-based organizations, and family support systems. Although each system has its own responsibilities, policies, language, timelines, and expectations, youth experience these systems as one interconnected network of adults and services. This training explores how participants can collaborate across systems to reduce fragmentation, strengthen communication, coordinate services, and promote better outcomes for system-involved youth and families. Participants will examine the roles and responsibilities of key systems, identify common barriers to cross system collaboration, explore strategies for effective communication and information sharing, and practice collaborative approaches for navigating complex cases involving multiple systems. The material will be delivered by PowerPoint presentation, short video clips, group discussion, breakout (small group) discussions and participant workbook (handout).