CW360 / DESIGN LIBRARY
Help the routine work beyond the program.
The youth and adult design materials treat caregiver communication, family routines and coordinated support as part of continuity—not as an afterthought at pickup.
The source family-engagement structure.
The youth notes describe brief updates, caregiver coaching, monthly Family Skill Nights and defined system-partner communication.
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Daily connection
A factual account of the day’s skill and what should be practiced next.
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Routine coaching
Homework, screens, boundaries, transitions and conflict repair.
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Family skill events
Useful shared practice rather than an event without a purpose.
The Community Table.
The youth design proposes a daily sit-down dinner with predictable roles, respectful conversation, reflection and cleanup. That is a model feature—not a claim that CW360 currently operates a meal service or has an active caterer contract.
One coordinated plan does not erase separate roles.
The adult notes describe family-level coordination to reduce barriers. The youth notes retain school, caregiver, court and treatment-role boundaries. No family member’s clinical information is collected through this public website.
Bring the model into real operation.
Define the receiving organization, authority, scope, people, tools and review evidence before adopting or launching a service.
Source basis: Youth After-School Design Notes; Youth Program Guide §9; Adult Questions §A and family/support-system model Website adaptation; source-model details are not an announcement of service availability.