This Logic Model is specifically for youth with DSM-5 substance-related and addictive disorder diagnoses or documented problematic substance use requiring specialized monitoring and recovery support.
Uses T3C Basic Foster Family Home TBRI® foundation with recovery-oriented enhancements. Non-punitive, recovery-supportive approach treating addiction as disease.
To serve youth with substance use disorders by providing trauma-informed, recovery-supportive foster care that addresses both addiction and underlying trauma while building healthy relationships as protective factors against continued use.
To see youth achieve sustained recovery through healing relationships and comprehensive support, enabling successful transitions to less intensive services and permanent homes while maintaining community recovery connections.
To provide trauma-informed, recovery-oriented foster care for youth with substance use disorders. Services focus on non-punitive recovery support, comprehensive substance use assessment and treatment coordination, trigger management, coping skill development, and community recovery connections—all within a TBRI® framework that recognizes addiction as disease and maintains connection through the recovery journey.
Enhanced with recovery-oriented interventions for substance use (T3C Blueprint)
Connecting Principles
Empowering Principles
Correcting Principles
Logic Model Framework
Basic Foundation + SU Enhancements
Basic TBRI® + Recovery Support
SU-Specific Measurables
SU-Specific Results
Treatment engagement • Reduced substance use • Crisis reduction • CANS improvement • School stabilization
Sustained recovery periods • Placement stability (85%+) • Faster relapse recovery • Expanding coping skills
Sustained recovery • Permanency achievement • Transition to Basic • Community connections • Family improvement
Elevated risk population - required screening and monitoring
| Screening Point | Timeline | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Universal trafficking screening | At admission | Identify existing trafficking involvement |
| Regular reassessment | Ongoing | Monitor for new risk indicators |
| Staff training verification | Annual | Ensure recognition capacity |
| Response protocol review | As needed | Maintain current procedures |
Tracked through aftercare services
- • SU assessment completion rates & timelines
- • CANS 3.0 completion every 90 days
- • Weekly therapy attendance tracking
- • Recovery progress documentation
- • Drug screening patterns (clinical indicator)
- • Relapse frequency and response quality
- • Crisis intervention documentation
- • Treatment engagement metrics
- • TBRI® fidelity in recovery context
- • Post-discharge stability tracking
- • 90-day Service Plan review quality
- • SU treatment coordination effectiveness
- • Relapse response protocol adherence
- • Non-punitive approach verification
- • Foster parent SU support adequacy
- • Recovery community connections
- • Human trafficking screening compliance
- • MAT coordination (when applicable)
- • Aftercare engagement rates
- • Treatment model fidelity assessment
- • Therapy frequency/modality modifications
- • Relapse response protocol refinements
- • Recovery support strategy enhancements
- • Foster parent training updates
- • Drug screening protocol adjustments
- • Community resource connections expansion
- • Crisis intervention improvements
- • Family engagement strategies
- • Aftercare process refinements
- • Annual Logic Model updates
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Last Revised: December 10, 2025