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1899 - ANS with the help of Jane Addams & Julia Lathrop and the Hull House- Chicago became first state to adopt a Juvenile Court Act that contained basic child protection procedures. 1920 - ANS Children's Bureau was established (the first federal agency concerned with the welfare of children) The mission of DCFS - ANS SAFETY, WELL-BEING and PERMANENCY- protect children and increase families capacity to safely care for them, provide for well-being of children in our care, provide permanent families as quickly as possible, support early intervention and child abuse prevention activities, work in partnerships with communities to fulfill this mission. The Dual Mandate - ANS protecting children AND supporting families State Law - ANS DCFS is an agency in the executive branch of IL state government. Director is appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the state senate Social Security Act Title IV-B - ANS Establishes requirements to receive federal funding for family support services, time-limited family reunification services (up to 15 months), adoption promotion and support services. Also creates funds for general child welfare services. Social Security Act TitleIV-E - ANS Includes the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act of 1980, which created Title IV-E funds. Title IV-E children receive foster care reimbursement to achieve permanent living arrangements. Also requires that reasonable efforts are made to prevent children from entering foster care and reunification, written case plans, and periodic review. Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) - ANS Passed in 1978 in recognition of the importance of preserving the Native American heritage, culture and communities. Inter-Ethnic Placement Act (IEPA) - ANS Prohibits any consideration of children's race or ethnicity as a factor in deciding which permanent placement will be in their best interest. Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act (ANCRA) - ANS Requires DCFS to receive reports of abused children, to investigate, and to provide services to prevent further harm. Provides definitions of child abuse and neglect and lists mandated reporters. Confidentiality - ANS Records concerning reports of child abuse or neglect are confidential and cannot be disclosed. Juvenile Court Act - ANS Authority of Juvenile Court to intervene in the lives of children and families. All children in foster care fall under their jurisdiction. Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children - ANS Governs the provision of care for children in foster care from one state to another. Consent Decrees - ANS Have the force of law and child welfare professionals must comply with the requirements of each decree. Aristotle V. McDonald - ANS Requires DCFS to make a diligent search to locate joint placement for siblings, as well as place siblings together, unless there are certain exceptions. Bates V. McDonald - ANS Requires DCFS to provide weekly parent-child visits, arrange visits in parents' home, establish visitation plans within 3 days of non-emergency placement/10 days of emergency placement, begins visits within 2 weeks, increase visits in length BH V. McDonald - ANS Requires DCFS to meet a standard of care that protects children, provides minimally adequate health care, provides minimally adequate training, education and services to ensure children to secure their own safety and provide for their needs. Burgos V. Sutter - ANS Requires DCFS to provide services in spanish for spanish-speaking clients. Hill V. Erickson - ANS Requires DCFS to provide adequate placement and programming for DCFS wards who are pregnant and/or parenting. Norman V. Sutter - ANS Requires DCFS to not remove children solely because of poverty or homelessness and provide "Norman Funds". Dupuy V. McEwen - ANS Requires that DCFS provide due process for people accused of abuse or neglect. Gomez V. Johnson - ANS Requires DCFS and Illinois Department of Corrections (DOC) to work together regarding exchanging information and placement planning for DCFS wards who have been declared delinquent and are confined to juvenile correctional facilities. Illinois Statutory Definition- Abuse - ANS Illinois Statutory Definition- Neglect - ANS Illinois Statutory Definition- Dependency - ANS Eligibility for Child Welfare Services - ANS Must be provided to children if they are abused/neglected, dependent, delinquent (under 13 or over 13 if in care), MRAI. Family Preservation (Intact) - ANS Services are directed toward the children's development, safety, and well-being in their parents' homes and towards preventing placement away from families. Family Reunification - ANS Services are directed towards returning children to their parents' homes. Services help the children' parents achieve minimum parenting standards and ensure the children's safety and well-being upon being returned home. Youth Development (Independence) - ANS Services directed at helping youths live independently or assisting unmarried youths with planning for the birth or care of children. Adoption or Attainment of Permanent Living Arrangements - ANS Services are directed at securing new legal status in permanent living situations for the children. Delegated Authority - ANS DCFS workers publicly acknowledge their obligation to assume the professional responsibilities and ethical conduct accompanying that authority. DCFS assumes an inherently unequal position of power with children and families. Full Disclosure - ANS Families need all of the information about what is happening with their children and what they need to do to have them returned to their care. Fiduciary Relationships - ANS Based on trust and trustworthiness. When we intervene in the lives of those less powerful, we practice fiduciary relationships based on honesty, competence, diligence, confidentiality, loyalty, etc. Administrative Case Review - ANS Assists workers, supervisors and families in recognizing practical case objectives, reviewing service plan, documentation, and planning permanency. Required every 6 months. Child Protection - ANS Provides 24-hour abuse/neglect hotline, investigates allegations of child abuse, determines if credible evidence of harm to children exists, ensures immediate safety of children through a safety plan or taking PC. Intact Family Services - ANS Ensures the safety of children who remain in the care of their parents/guardians, helps families to resolve the issues that brought the children to the attention of DCFS. Clinical Services - ANS Provides access to specialized expertise, consultation and guidance for caseworkers to support their clinical judgements. (Domestic Violence, AODA, LGBTQ, etc.) Foster Care and Permanency Services - ANS Guides DCFS efforts on permanency, including returning children home quickly or finding an alternate permanency option quickly. Adoption, Guardianship & post Adoption Services - ANS Prepares caregivers for the process of adoption and completing adoptions, assists caregivers for permanency through private guardianship or the KinGap. Foster Home Licensing - ANS Recruits foster caregivers, provides training for foster caregivers, licenses foster homes.

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, 1899 - ANS with the help of Jane Addams & Julia Lathrop and the Hull House- Chicago
became first state to adopt a Juvenile Court Act that contained basic child protection
procedures.

1920 - ANS Children's Bureau was established (the first federal agency concerned with the
welfare of children)

The mission of DCFS - ANS SAFETY, WELL-BEING and PERMANENCY- protect children
and increase families capacity to safely care for them, provide for well-being of children in our




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care, provide permanent families as quickly as possible, support early intervention and child
abuse prevention activities, work in partnerships with communities to fulfill this mission.




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The Dual Mandate - ANS protecting children AND supporting families

State Law - ANS DCFS is an agency in the executive branch of IL state government.
Director is appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the state senate



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Social Security Act Title IV-B - ANS Establishes requirements to receive federal funding for
family support services, time-limited family reunification services (up to 15 months), adoption
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promotion and support services. Also creates funds for general child welfare services.

Social Security Act TitleIV-E - ANS Includes the Adoption Assistance and Child Welfare Act
of 1980, which created Title IV-E funds. Title IV-E children receive foster care reimbursement to
achieve permanent living arrangements. Also requires that reasonable efforts are made to
prevent children from entering foster care and reunification, written case plans, and periodic
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review.

Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) - ANS Passed in 1978 in recognition of the importance of
preserving the Native American heritage, culture and communities.
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Inter-Ethnic Placement Act (IEPA) - ANS Prohibits any consideration of children's race or
ethnicity as a factor in deciding which permanent placement will be in their best interest.
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Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act (ANCRA) - ANS Requires DCFS to receive
reports of abused children, to investigate, and to provide services to prevent further harm.
Provides definitions of child abuse and neglect and lists mandated reporters.

Confidentiality - ANS Records concerning reports of child abuse or neglect are confidential
and cannot be disclosed.

Juvenile Court Act - ANS Authority of Juvenile Court to intervene in the lives of children
and families. All children in foster care fall under their jurisdiction.

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