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Temporary Custody Hearing - Answer✅✅48 hours
Introductory Meeting - Answer✅✅7 days after protective custody
Develop and File Initial Visitation Plan - Answer✅✅10 days after protective custody
First CFTM - Answer✅✅14 days after protective custody
In Person Visit with Child and Caregiver in the Home - Answer✅✅72 hours after
care assignment
Handoff Staffing - Answer✅✅5 days after case assignment
Copy of Youth Bill of Rights - Answer✅✅30 days after initial placement
Monthly Face to Face Meetings - Answer✅✅Every 30 Days
IA, CANS, Second CFTM, Service Plan, and Concurrent Planning - Answer✅✅40 days
after protective custody
, File Initial Service Plan w/ Juvenile Court - Answer✅✅45 days after protective
custody
CANS Assessment on Parents - Answer✅✅90 days after protective custody and
every 90 days thereafter until case closure
CFTM - Answer✅✅3 months (quarterly)
ACR - Answer✅✅6 months
Permanency Hearing - Answer✅✅12 months
Review Youth Bill of Rights - Answer✅✅Annually
Safety and Risk, CERAP Milestones - Answer✅✅Ongoing
Working with Caregivers - Answer✅✅1. Foster and relative caregivers are part of
Child & Family Team
2. Caseworkers must provide all available information about children's strengths and
needs in relation to health, education, psychological-emotional and physical
development to ensure caregiver's ability to appropriately care for children
3. Fully disclose to caregiver - children's current legal status and permanency goals
and update on progress or lack thereof in achieving permanency
Permanency Definition - Answer✅✅A continuous living arrangement designed to
meet a child's developmental needs, increase his/her sense of emotional well being
and establish legal bonds to a place and family.
Working with Caregivers (cont.) - Answer✅✅1. Discuss children's needs, behaviors,
adjustment to placement, and separation/loss issues with caregivers
2. Make timely and appropriate referrals for services to meet children's needs and
support the children's placements.
3. Involve caregivers in the plan for the child
4. Involve caregivers in reunification activities like parent/child visits, sibling visits,
etc
How Foster Parents can Support Visits - Answer✅✅1. Find opportunities to
coach/mentor biological parents
2. Support children's attempt to understand their situation
3. Keep in touch with case worker about family's situation as it relates to
permanency goals
4. Develop effective working relationship with biological parents
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Temporary Custody Hearing - Answer✅✅48 hours
Introductory Meeting - Answer✅✅7 days after protective custody
Develop and File Initial Visitation Plan - Answer✅✅10 days after protective custody
First CFTM - Answer✅✅14 days after protective custody
In Person Visit with Child and Caregiver in the Home - Answer✅✅72 hours after
care assignment
Handoff Staffing - Answer✅✅5 days after case assignment
Copy of Youth Bill of Rights - Answer✅✅30 days after initial placement
Monthly Face to Face Meetings - Answer✅✅Every 30 Days
IA, CANS, Second CFTM, Service Plan, and Concurrent Planning - Answer✅✅40 days
after protective custody
, File Initial Service Plan w/ Juvenile Court - Answer✅✅45 days after protective
custody
CANS Assessment on Parents - Answer✅✅90 days after protective custody and
every 90 days thereafter until case closure
CFTM - Answer✅✅3 months (quarterly)
ACR - Answer✅✅6 months
Permanency Hearing - Answer✅✅12 months
Review Youth Bill of Rights - Answer✅✅Annually
Safety and Risk, CERAP Milestones - Answer✅✅Ongoing
Working with Caregivers - Answer✅✅1. Foster and relative caregivers are part of
Child & Family Team
2. Caseworkers must provide all available information about children's strengths and
needs in relation to health, education, psychological-emotional and physical
development to ensure caregiver's ability to appropriately care for children
3. Fully disclose to caregiver - children's current legal status and permanency goals
and update on progress or lack thereof in achieving permanency
Permanency Definition - Answer✅✅A continuous living arrangement designed to
meet a child's developmental needs, increase his/her sense of emotional well being
and establish legal bonds to a place and family.
Working with Caregivers (cont.) - Answer✅✅1. Discuss children's needs, behaviors,
adjustment to placement, and separation/loss issues with caregivers
2. Make timely and appropriate referrals for services to meet children's needs and
support the children's placements.
3. Involve caregivers in the plan for the child
4. Involve caregivers in reunification activities like parent/child visits, sibling visits,
etc
How Foster Parents can Support Visits - Answer✅✅1. Find opportunities to
coach/mentor biological parents
2. Support children's attempt to understand their situation
3. Keep in touch with case worker about family's situation as it relates to
permanency goals
4. Develop effective working relationship with biological parents
