Solution-Based Casework is the foundation of New Hampshire’s Practice Model. This no-nonsense approach to case management has applications in both Child Protection and Juvenile Justice. Family members and the CPSW/JPPO are working together to identify Family Level and Individual Level Objectives to ensure family ownership of the plan. This model allows for a great deal of family engagement while, at the same time, holds the family and individual family members accountable for their actions. Solution-Based Casework is a family centered model of child welfare assessment, case planning, and ongoing casework. The model targets specific everyday events in the life of a family that have caused the family difficulty. Solution Based Casework combines the best of problem focused relapse prevention approaches, with solution-focused models. By integrating the two approaches, partnerships between family, caseworker, and service providers can be developed that account for basic needs and restore the family’s pride in their own competence. Solution-Based Casework is used throughout Child Protection and Juvenile Justice and all CPSW’s and JPPO’s have been trained in its’ use. Furthermore, Family Team Conferences (FTC) and Family Assessment and Inclusive Reunification (FAIR) Meetings will conclude with a Solution-Based Casework “Plan of Action.”