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Montana
MONTANA
Gail Clifford
Administrative Officer
Child and Family Services Division
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services
P.O. Box 8005
Helena, MT 59604-8005
(406) 444-2584
(406) 444-5956 Fax
gclifford@mt.gov
General: Over the time span represented by this report (FY97), Montana was converting to its current electronic system, Child and Adult Protective Services System (CAPS).
Item 1.1: These are unduplicated counts. Programs include Partnership to Strengthen Families (State funds); Family-Based Services (State funds); and Family Preservation/Family Support (Federal title IV-B funds).
Item 2.1: Montana statute mandates that all reports indicating reasonable cause to suspect that a child is an abused or neglected child must be investigated.
Item 3.2: E, "Children for Whom the Investigation Was Closed Without a Finding" is included in F, "Other Dispositions."
Item 7.1: This is the number of FTEÂ’s located outside the central office. It includes community social workers, family resource specialists, administrative support staff, and supervisors.
Item 7.2: In many rural areas, workers perform all functions: screening, intake, investigation, and assessment. It was not possible to provide the number of FTEÂ’s who performed only screening and intake.
