ASFA/ICWA
According to ASFA, this is the number of months that a child can stay in foster care before moving toward termination of parental rights.
What is 15 out of the pass 22 months.
The permanency goal most often assigned to children when they enter care
What is reunification?
This must be held within three business days of a child's removal.
What is a protective custody hearing?
This is to occur within 24 hours of a child coming into care.
What is parent visit and child visit?
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What is (dependent on regional trainer)
Promote the safety of children first and foremost; Decrease the time it takes to achieve permanency for children; promote adoption and other permanency options; Enhance state capacity and accountability for both safety and permanency.
What is the four goals of ASFA?
These are the 5 permanency options for children in care.
What is Reunification, Adoption, Guardianship, Placement with a fit and willing relative, and APPLA
This is a court hearing that occurs 30 days after the protective custody hearing.
What is a Adjudication hearing?
A meeting is held within 72 hours of a child's removal.
What is a Family Support Team Meeting?
MACF stands for.
What is Missouri Alliance Children and Families?
This is the year ASFA was passed.
What is 1997?
The permanency goal that is approved by the court when reunification cannot be achieved and termination of parental rights is most likely to occur.
What is adoption?
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What is Grandparents?
This information needs to be obtained from the parent during the first initial visit.
What is names & contact information for other parents and family members, what is the understanding of the reasons for their child's placement, what are the needs of the children, children's doctors, school information, etc
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What is anyone and mandated reporters?
This is a law which regulates placement proceedings involving Indian children.
What is the ICWA?
The permanency goal assigned to a child/youth when the child is placed with a relative who either does not meet the criteria to become a licensed foster parent or does not with the child to become adopted.
What is Fit and Willing Relative?
These are 3 ways that a child can be removed from a parent's custody
What is a court order signed by a judge, the police can take protective custody, a doctor can retain custody for medical purposes.
This is a form used to document known medical needs and provide this to resource parents.
What is CD-264 Health Care information Summary?
This is Missouri's Medicaid managed care health plan for children and youth in foster care.
What is Show Me Healthy Kids?
This is the year ICWA was passed
The permanency goal which is assigned to older youth in foster care who do not wish to be adopted or are not in a family setting.
What is Another Permanent Planned Living Arrangement?
This is the form that Law Enforcement and Doctors can use to take protective custody.
What is CS-33?
This is what you need to physically give or complete with a parent at the initial visit.
What is HIPPA, any releases of Information, grievance forms, Handbook for Parents of Children in Foster Care, Child/Health & Development Assessment, Learn your Rights, Health Care Information Summary, ICWA
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What is (dependent on your regional trainer)