Washington State Family, Youth, and System Partner Round Tables (FYSPRT) strengthen sustainable resources and provide community-based approaches to address the individual behavioral health needs of children, youth, and families.
Developed under the Department of Social and Health Services’ (DSHS) Washington State System of Care (SOC) Expansion Project, FYSPRTs are a key component for ensuring behavioral health and other public child-, youth-, and family-serving systems in Washington state are coordinated and informed by input from multiple stakeholders.
The FYSPRTs serve as an integral part of the Children’s Mental Health Governance Structure, adopted within the T.R. et al. v. Kevin Quigly and Dorothy Teeter Settlement Agreement, informing and providing oversight for high-level policy making, program planning, and decision making, as well as the implementation of this Agreement, including implementation of Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe).
Want more information? Visit Washington state’s FYSPRT website to learn more.
