MSLC
Child Wellbeing
Poverty Vs Neglect
CASA Confidentiality
Juvenile Court
100

MSLC stands for...

Minimum Sufficient Level of Care

100

The GAL is...

The Guardian ad Litem/ the child's attorney

100

The minimum wage in VA is....

$12.41 an hour

100

The court order gives CASA access to a child's...

HIPAA protected information 

100

J&DR stands for

Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court

200

True or False: The MSLC standard is the same for every child

False

200

CASA volunteers are required to visit a child...

At least once per month

200

Poverty or neglect: A family has no heat in the winter. 

Poverty

200

An advocate can freely share information with...

The GAL and the Caseworker 

200

The primary goal in every abuse and neglect case is...

Return home 

300

The basic physical needs of a child include...

food, clothing, shelter, medical care, safety, and protection

300

They are required to report suspicion of abuse and neglect

A mandated reporter, including the CASA volunteer.

300

True or False: Removing a child from a household in poverty leads to better outcomes

False 

300

An advocate can obtain parents' treatment progress with...

A signed Release of Information (ROI) from the parent.

300

The average length of a CASA court report is...

9 to 11 pages

400

A child's MSLC needs change based on...

Their age and development.

400

A child needs ______ to build resilience

1 consistent adult 

400

Misidentifying poverty as neglect can lead to...

Unnecessary removal and trauma to the child and family.

400

CASAs may share information with the foster parents under these circumstances...

Under no circumstances.

400

Permanency as defined by the J&DR Court is...

long-term, stable living arrangement like reunification, adoption, or guardianship 

500

They are responsible for determining the MSLC for a specific child...

The treatment team

500

ICWA is...

The Indian Child Welfare Act.

500

Children living below the poverty line are more likely to come to the attention of the child protective services because...

  • Middle- and upper-income families have access to many more resources within their families than low-income people do. 

  • lower-income families who often have to turn to the system for support. 

  • Cultural norms around asking for help

  • Unaware that supports even exist

  • Not eligible for supports

  • stress

500

CASA confidentiality is determined by...

VA Code ยง 9.1-151. 

500

The legal standard for termination of parental rights is...

Clear and convincing evidence 75%