Referral
Intake Process
Initial Contact With Family
intersectoral Collaboration Team (iCT)
Coordinated Custom Case Conference (C⁴)
Conclusion
We welcome referrals from everyone—caregivers, individuals, and community partners, including agencies, stakeholders, and support organizations.
It is suitable to make a referral to TRiP if you have: detected behaviours or conditions that put a child/youth in a place of vulnerability.
Elements to Consider for a Referral:
- The young person exhibits multifaceted behavioural challenges.
- The young person is showing or is affected by composite risk factors.
- Previous engagements in services have shown little progress in the young person.
- The young person has experienced personal, situational, and/or institutional barriers to services and support.
- After having explored other options, the referring agent considers TRiP to be the best option.
What is expected from a Caregiver?
- the young person's participation is voluntary and requires parent/guardian consent;
- it is important for the caregiver to recognize that they have an important role influencing the young person's behavior;
- there is an expectation the caregiver will be involved in all case conferences and other activities to support an agreed upon plan;
- failure to participate may result in a discontinuation of support from TRiP.
