Commissioners’ Committee on Cross-Systems Services for Children and Youth
Regional Technical Assistance Teams (RiTATs) are teams that are comprised of representatives from many different systems and are vital to our cross-systems work. Currently there are five regional technical assistance teams in New York State.
Shared Purpose:
- act as liaisons between the Council on Children and Families and county teams;
- identify regional barriers and address creative solutions;
- provide cross-systems training and technical assistance on local and regional levels; and
- promote services that are family-driven, youth guided and culturally and linguistically competent.
Although all five teams share these general objectives, each RiTAT is unique. Please view a more detailed description of each RiTAT below:
Regional Team Leaders participate in monthly calls with Bill Przylucki, and assist in coordinating training and technical assistance events throughout the year.
Commissioners' Committee on Cross-Systems Services for Children and Youth Resources
- CASSP Principles
- Commissioners' Message
- Agency Signature Letter
- Children's Plan 2008
- Children's Plan Update (2010)
- Framework for Supporting the Social-Emotional Development of Young Children
- Commissioners' Meeting - Typical Agenda
- Hard-to-Serve Placement Needs Profile
- Promise Zones Summary (2010)
- Promise Zones Site Update - March 2011
- Respite Report - April 2011
- Waiver Comparison (2010)
- Waiver Update (Summer 2012)
- RiTAT Central New York Description
- RiTAT Western New York Description
- RiTAT New York City Description
- RiTAT Long Island Description
- RiTAT Hudson River Description
