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CANS (Child And Adolescent Needs And Strengths) - A Tool That Is Divided Into Two Modules,
Consisting Of 10 Domains, Compared Of 139 Assessment Items.
The Two Modules Assess Child Functioning, And Parents And/Or Caregiver Ability To Meet The
Child's Needs.
Provides A Comprehensive List Of Services Needed For The Purpose Of The Assessment,
Service Referral, Client Service Planning, Case Management, Court Determinations, And
Case Review Of Progress
Why Use CANS? - Serves As A Casework Tool To Record The Summary Of All Client
Information That Has Ben Collected For Purposes Of Identifying The Specific Safety, Well-
Being And Permanency Needs Of The Child And Family
Easy Comprehensive
Decisive
What Are The 10 Domains Of CANS - 1. Trauma Experiences
2. Parent/Caregiver Needs And Strengths
3. Transition To Adulthood
4. Ratings Of Children 0-5
5. Child Risk Behaviors
6. Child Behavioral/Emotional Needs
7. Traumatic Stress Syndrome
8. Child Strengths
9. Life Domain Functioning
10. Acculturation
Scoring - Rating Scale 0-3
Action Levels For Needs
0 = No Evidence, No Need For Action
1 = Watchful Waiting/Prevention, Suspicious Or Emerging Need
2 = Action (Need Is Interfering In Some Way)
3 = Immediate Or Intensive Action; Dangerous Level
Action Levels For Strengths
0 = A Centerpiece Strength/Powerful Strength On Which To Build
1 = A Useful Strength For Planning And An Opportunity For Strength Development.
2 = An Identified Strength Requiring Further Development For Use In Case Planning