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Practice Brief 12: Relationships as the Key to Effective Tribal CAC Management

Practice Brief 12: Relationships as the Key to Effective Tribal CAC Management

Aug 15, 2023 | Accreditation Standard 1: Multidisciplinary Team, Accreditation Standard 4: Victim Support and Advocacy, Accreditation Standard 7: Case Review and Coordination, Practice Briefs

In this practice brief, Tulalip Tribes’ CAC Director Jade Carela discusses how to foster relationship building across agencies and among Tribal and non-Tribal CAC staff and MDT members to ensure effective teamwork and protection for Tribal victims and survivors....

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