The services are available. The issue is the ability of people to get the services - and stay with them long enough to benefit from them. Developing a case management approach to providing prevention services. This would let families meet with a case manager in their home to assess their strengths and needs and hook up with a variety of family focused services instead of trying to track them down. The agency is now working on a plan to have case managers meet with families and help determine what programs might be best for them, said DPRS spokeswoman Marla Sheely.
Lawmakers can accept, reject or alter the proposal.
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