As a diverse group of stakeholders, we will advocate for and promote a family-centered, strength-based trauma informed system of care that collaborates with youth and families to be safe and successful in the home, school and community. The coordinating committee is comprised of 21 members and shall include representatives from the county department responsible for child welfare and protection services, mental health and alcohol and drug abuse services for children and families, developmental disabilities, the juvenile court administrator or another representative appointed by the judge responsible for hearing these cases, the largest school district in the county and any cooperative educational service agency, special education in the county, at least two parents, and the agency responsible for economic support programs.