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The document outlines the Coordinated Services Plan (CSP) process for Vermont youth with severe emotional disturbances, detailing the roles of various agencies and team members in developing a comprehensive support plan. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration among families, educational representatives, and human services to address the needs of children effectively. The document includes guidelines for consent, assessment, and referral processes to local and state interagency teams, as well as procedures for dispute resolution and appeals related to service coordination.

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Begin by filling out the child/youth’s name and lead agency information at the top of the form. Ensure all details are accurate for proper identification.
In the 'Consent for Eligibility Determination' section, provide your consent by signing and dating where indicated. This is crucial for initiating the CSP process.
Move to the 'Background Information' section. Fill in details about the child/youth, including gender, date of birth, and parent/guardian contact information.
Complete the 'CSP Team Participants' section by listing all team members involved in developing the plan. This ensures everyone is on board with the process.
In 'Elements of a Coordinated Services Plan', articulate hopes and goals for the child/youth, focusing on strengths and needs. Use bullet points for clarity.
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Act 264 vermont 2025

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