MDCPS Collaboration/Involvement – The program shall be monitored by the

MDCPS Collaboration/Involvement – The program shall be monitored by the MDCPS Congregate Care Unit and will be reviewed according to the MDCPS Congregate Care review schedule. In addition, MDCPS specialists will conduct monthly visits with program participants and document the young adult’s: 1. Access to community resources and services; 2. Progress in achieving Transition Plan goals, to include supervised independent living (SIL) placement and personal goals (any barriers to achieving transition should be documented); 3. Adequacy of furnishings (such as necessary furniture, cooking utensils and lines); 4. Ability to make responsible decisions; 5. Use of available funds; 6. Services provided by the SIL Partner Provider; and 7. Review of disaster and safety plans. 8. MDCPS Specialist’s documentation shall also include contact with the teen and dependent on the ongoing monitoring of safety, permanency, and well- being.