Title IV-E Court Staff
The Ohio Child Welfare Training Program (OCWTP) is proud to support Title IV-E court staff by offering specialized training opportunities tailored to their unique needs.
We are excited to provide the Title IV-E Juvenile Court Staff Caseworker Core 2.0 Resource, designed specifically for Title IV-E courts. This training equips court staff with a comprehensive understanding of essential child protection principles while emphasizing the critical role of Title IV-E court processes.
Participants will gain valuable knowledge and skills in two key areas:
- Ohio Comprehensive Assessment and Planning Model (CAPM)
- Ohio Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (Ohio CCWIS)
In addition, we offer Title IV-E Financial Training for staff responsible for entering reimbursement information into the Ohio Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (Ohio CCWIS). This training ensures accurate financial reporting and compliance with reimbursement requirements, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of IV-E operations.
Title IV-E court staff are highly encouraged to take advantage of these resources to deepen their expertise and strengthen their impact in child welfare and court processes.
Click here to learn how to access CAPS LMS, the OCWTP’s online learning management system where you register for OCWTP training.
Ohio CCWIS Requirements
Title IV-E Court Staff must adhere to Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) and Ohio Revised Code (ORC) as it pertains to certain casework responsibilities, which require documenting work in the Ohio Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (Ohio CCWIS).
Click here for Title IV-E Court Staff Ohio CCWIS Resources, a guide linking many articles, videos, and resources to help Title IV-E staff use Ohio CCWIS.