Case Study: Thunder Road

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Thunder Road will collaborate with the county and placement workers to ensure that a child or nonminor dependent find permanency in a home based care. Personal Service Coordinator is responsible for collaboration with the child and family team and placement team to make sure that child transitions into permanent home based care.
Thunder Road will support visitation with Child’s prospective permanent care-givers and ensure fulfillment of the transition/permanency plan.
Thunder Road provides services to achieve permanency, including supporting efforts to reunify or achieve adoption or guardianship and efforts to maintain or establish relationships with parents, siblings, extended family members, tribes, or others important to the child or

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