Virginia Wraparound
Implementation Center
Year in Review: 10/1/2025 – 9/30/2026
Mission
We commit to promoting and supporting best practices, consistency, and quality assurance for Virginia’s Wraparound workforce in order to increase positive outcomes for children, youth, and families.
Vision
The Commonwealth of Virginia will have a trained workforce that is committed to the High Fidelity Wraparound model. Through collaboration, the workforce will demonstrate investment in fidelity, sustainability and ongoing professional development in order to best serve the most at-risk youth, their families, and communities.
Training
Statistics
Initial HFW Training
5 Initial Trainings
92 New Facilitators & Support Partners
Supervisor Training
1 Supervisor Training
9 Supervisors
Refresher Trainings
7 Refresher Sessions
165 Workforce Members
266 workforce members trained in the High Fidelity Wraparound (HFW) model, and every HFW team received a year-end fidelity and outcomes report.
Fidelity & Outcomes
NEW THIS YEARFidelity: on par with national means
Overall fidelity score by survey respondent (0–100)
National mean 73
National mean 72
National mean 71
Outcomes: all 6 risk indicators dropped
% of youth with each indicator, enrollment → discharge
Supervisor-reported; all changes statistically significant
| Risk indicator | Percent of youth at enrollment and at discharge |
|---|---|
| ER visits for mental health | 47%→19% |
| Out-of-community placement | 47%→21% |
| School suspension/expulsion | 43%→17% |
| Juvenile justice involvement | 44%→19% |
| Child welfare involvement | 51%→28% |
| Runaway history | 16%→8% |
- Required coaching groups for all workforce starting Jan 2026
- Launched an HFW certification & compliance protocol
- Held monthly office hours and individual consultations
- Bi-weekly data reviews with CEP-Va and quarterly team check-ins
Implementation and Coaching Support
Getting the word out
- Presented HFW overviews about once a month to 13 localities, a health plan, and statewide conferences and kick-off events
- Co-presented fidelity and outcomes results with CEP-Va to CSA Coordinators statewide (75 attendees)
- Joined Transformation Zones and the DMAS Behavioral Health Redesign, partnering with DBHDS, VDSS and OCS
Plans for next year
- •Address the decline in Intensive Care Coordination (ICC) referrals
- •Share expanded fidelity and outcomes data at the Oct 2026 OCS conference
- •Strengthen the continuous quality improvement (CQI) cycle with data-informed coaching and feedback
- •Raise caregiver and support partner survey response rates
- •Pilot bookable consultations in place of drop-in office hours