Children's Services Act (CSA)

Program Overview

The Children's Services Act (CSA) was designed to establish a multidisciplinary approach to providing and funding services to meet youth and families' needs.


The local CSA program is made up of the Community Policy and Management Team (CPMT) and Family Assessment and Planning Team (FAPT) who partner with the family to help address their concerns and access services. Both teams are made up of representatives from the York-Poquoson Department of Social Services, Colonial Behavioral Health, York County Public Schools, 9th District Court Services Unit and Peninsula Health District.

Community Policy & Management Team (CPMT)
The CPMT holds monthly meetings involving the approval of funding for services recommended by the FAPT team and local community policymaking entity.

Meetings are held (unless otherwise noted):

  • 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
  • Every third Tuesday
  • Stryker Building
    412 Boundary Street Room 127
    Williamsburg, Virginia 23185

Access the Policies an Procedures for Consortium of Community Policy and Management Teams (CPMT).

Family Assessment & Planning Team (FAPT)

The FAPT holds monthly meetings involving the assessment of children and their families' needs and strengths and the development of a service plan to build on identified strengths and address assessed needs.

Meetings are held (unless otherwise noted):

INITIAL FAPT REFERRAL

  1. Children in Need of Services Checklist
  2. FAPT Consent Form
  3. FAPT Initial Referral Form
  4. Child Data Set Form
  1. CHINS Checklist for Case Managers
  2. York Parental Copay Sliding Fee Scale
  3. Parental Copay Screening Form (PDF)
  4. CSA parental copay Sliding Scale

OPEN FAPT CASE

  1. Parental Agreement for Out-of-Home Placements
  2. York_Poquoson UR Revised 10312016
  1. CSA Parental Agreement
  2. CSA Service Names

IEP PRIVATE DAY SCHOOL REFERRAL

  1. IEP Private Day Referral Form A
  1. IEP Private Day Utilization Review Form A

QUICK LINKS

Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearing House

Virginia Children’s Services Practice Model

Family First Virginia

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