Congregate Care in Ohio

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Congregate Care in Ohio Kristine Monroe ODJFS Program Administrator 1

Counts of Children in Care by Placement Type Data as of 7/31/2016 Placement Type Count Percentage Approved Adoptive Home 372 2.69% Children’s Residential Center 1354 9.78% Group Home 554 4.00% Kinship Care (Relative and Non-Relative) 2822 20.38% Foster Home 8061 58.21% Other 686 4.95% Total 13,849 100%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Total of 1908 Youth Placed in CRCs and Group Homes as of 7/31/2016 Gender Code Count Percentage Female 653 34.22% Male 1255 65.78%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Single Race Code Count Percentage American Indian 1 .05% Asian 2 .10% Black/African-American 701 36.74% Hispanic 74 3.88% Multi-Racial 169 8.86% Other 15 .79% White 946 49.58%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Age Group as of 7/31/2016 Age Range Count Percentage Under 9 31 1.62% 9-11 120 6.29% 12-14 465 24.37% 15+ 1292 67.71%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Count of Placements in Episode Count Percentage 1 Placement 612 32.08% 2 Placements 329 17.24% 3-4 Placements 390 20.44% 5-7 Placements 271 14.20% 8-10 Placements 139 7.29% 11+ Placements 167 8.75%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Length of Time in Custody Of youth in CRCs, 16.7% were in custody for longer than 36 months. Of youth in group homes, 24.9% of were in custody longer than 36 months. In comparison, 12.1% of youth in foster homes were in custody longer than 36 months and only 1.6% of youth in relatives were in care longer than 36 months Months in Custody Count Percentage Less than 12 Months 1045 54.77% 12-23+ Months 332 17.40% 24-35+ Months 162 8.49% 36 Months or More 369 19.34%

Youth in Group Home and CRCs Re-Entry Analysis for Custody Episodes Ending Between 1/1/2010-12/31/2015 24.87% of youth who were last placed in a CRC re-entered agency custody within a year 24.02% of youth in group homes re-entered agency custody within a year 8.38% of youth last placed with relatives re-entered care within a year 16.64% of youth last placed in foster care re-entered within a year.

Questions and Discussion Questions and Comments Contact Information Kristine Monroe (614) 752-5210 Kristine.Monroe@jfs.ohio.gov