Resource Information
NYS System of Care Framework
Resource Author/Owner/Service Provider
NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH)
Description
The Systems of Care (SOC) Framework is a coordinated network of services and supports that are organized to meet the physical, mental, social, emotional, education, and developmental needs of children and their families.
Building Systems of Care, by its own designation as “systems” and not “system,” requires cross-system partnerships with the common goal of developing a broad array and continuum of services and supports that are infused with the values of:
- Family Driven & Youth Guided
- Community-Based
- Cultural & Linguistic Competence
Systems of Care refer to the collaborative, coordinated infrastructure within a community to meet the needs of children and families so they can achieve their own definition of success and equitable outcomes.
Systems of Care are implemented at both the systems level (policy, financing, management) and the service/support delivery level.
Additional Information
To be added to the Systems of Care Listserv, please email Angela Keller at angela.keller@omh.ny.gov
Publications
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17Translate English
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Arabic
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Chinese
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 French
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Haitian
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Italian
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Korean
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Russian
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Spanish
- Systems of Care Poster - 11x17 Urdu
- Systems of Care Palm CardTranslate English
- Systems of Care Palm Card Arabic
- Systems of Care Palm Card Chinese
- Systems of Care Palm Card French
- Systems of Care Palm Card Haitian
- Systems of Care Palm Card Italian
- Systems of Care Palm Card Korean
- Systems of Care Palm Card Russian
- Systems of Care Palm Card Spanish
- Systems of Care Palm Card Urdu
- Expansion - Building Systems of Care: A PrimerTranslate
- Expansion - Systems of Care Governance: The Role of Governance within Systems of CareTranslate
- Expansion - Evolution of the Systems of Care ApproachTranslate
- Expansion - Strategies for Expanding the Systems of Care ApproachTranslate
- Expansion - Toolkit for Expanding the Systems of Care ApproachTranslate
- Expansion - Updating the Systems of Care Concept and PhilosophyTranslate
- Training - Systems of Care 101: Facilitator AddendumTranslate
- Training - Systems of Care 101: Part ITranslate
- Training - Systems of Care 201: Facilitator GuideTranslate
- Training - Systems of Care 201: Assessing Our System of CareTranslate
- Understanding Systems of Care in NYS: What Schools Need to KnowTranslate
Websites
Videos
- Systems of Care Explained in Arabic
- Systems of Care Explained in Chinese
- Systems of Care Explained in English
- Systems of Care Explained in French
- Systems of Care Explained in Haitian Creole
- Systems of Care Explained in Italian
- Systems of Care Explained in Korean
- Systems of Care Explained in Spanish
- Systems of Care Explained in Russian
- Systems of Care Explained in Urdu
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
- Understanding Systems of Care in NYS: What Schools Need to Know
- NYS High Fidelity Wraparound Explained
- Wraparound Overview for Families
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