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Division of Behavioral Health Services
JK Settlement Agreement
The J.K. Settlement Agreement was accepted June 26, 2001. Class Members are all persons under age 21 who are eligible for Title XIX services and identified as needing behavioral health services. The J.K. Settlement Agreement requires ADHS and AHCCCS to foster the development of a children's behavioral health system that delivers services according to the twelve principles:
- Collaboration with the Child and Family
- Functional Outcomes
- Collaboration with Others
- Accessible Services
- Best Practices
- Most Appropriate Setting
- Timelines
- Services Tailored to the Child and Family
- Stability
- Respect for the Child and Family's Unique Cultural Heritage
- Independence
- Connection to Natural Supports
Additional Information
- JK Settlement Agreement - Full Version
- JK Convenio Concordatorio - Version Completa
- Notice of Proposed Settlement for Class Members
- JK Exit Extension Stipulation
- FY 2010 - Tenth Annual Action Plan Report
Note: Information provided in PDF files, unless otherwise indicated.