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...vices to determine the following: (1) The protective capacities of the parent, guardian, or custodian. (2) The vulnerabilities of each child in the home. (3) If an active safety threat is present. (4) The presenting risk contributors of the family. (5) The service needs of the family. (6) The type of service plan to best match the family's needs. (C) The PCSA may initiate prevention...

...rvices including, but not limited to: (1) Publicly funded child care; (2) Respite care services, as defined in rule 5101:2-1-01 of the Administrative Code; (3) Training related to caring for special needs children; and (4) Legal services. (B) The following definitions are applicable to this rule and supersede any conflicting definitions contained in rule 5101:2-1-01 of the Administrat...

...etain custody of a child through: (1) Temporary court order, including an ex parte emergency order, issued by a juvenile court. (2) Temporary custody issued or extended by a juvenile court exercising jurisdiction pursuant to section 2151.353, 2151.354, 2151.415, or 2151.417 of the Revised Code. (3) Execution of a JFS 01666 "Permanent Surrender of Child" (rev. 10/2013) in accordance ...

...r PCPA shall only place children: (1) In homes of relative or non-relatives approved by the PCSA or PCPA in accordance with rule 5101:2-42-18 of the Administrative Code. (2) In substitute care settings that are licensed, certified or approved by the agency of the state having responsibility for licensing, certifying or approving facilities of the type in which the child is placed. (D) The ...

... program (non-QRTP) on or after October 1, 2021, the requirements outlined in rule 5101:2-42-12 of the Administrative Code are to be followed by the IV-E agency beginning with the effective date the non-QRTP has met the qualified residential treatment program (QRTP) certification requirements and is considered compliant.

...er the program pursuant to section 5101.881 of the Revised Code and provide payments in accordance with section 5101.885 of the Revised Code to the extent funds are appropriated and allocated for this purpose. (B) "Kinship caregiver" has the same meaning as in section 5101.85 of the Revised Code, which is any of the following who is eighteen years of age or older and is caring for a child in ...

... not be limited to the following: (1) Academic support including: (a) Academic counseling. (b) Preparation for a GED. (c) Assistance in applying for or studying for a GED exam. (d) Tutoring. (e) Help with homework. (f) Study skills training. (g) Literacy training. (h) Help accessing educational resources. (2) Post secondary educational support including: (a) Classes for test preparation. (...

... not be limited to the following: (1) Academic support including: (a) Academic counseling. (b) Preparation for a GED. (c) Assistance in applying for or studying for a GED exam. (d) Tutoring. (e) Help with homework. (f) Study skills training. (g) Literacy training. (h) Help accessing educational resources. (2) Post secondary educational support including: (a) Classes for test preparation. (...

...n was charged or sentenced shall: (1) Conduct an assessment of the person or persons recommended by the incarcerated woman and provide a copy of the recommendation of approval or non-approval to the correctional facility. (a) In the case of the child's father, the PCSA shall conduct a parent assessment in accordance with agency policy. (b) In the case of a relative or non-relative caregiver, ...

...n was charged or sentenced shall: (1) Conduct an assessment of the person or persons recommended by the incarcerated woman and provide a copy of the recommendation of approval or non-approval to the correctional facility. (a) In the case of the child's father, the PCSA shall conduct a parent assessment in accordance with agency policy. (b) In the case of a relative or non-relative caregiver, th...

... case management of the child's case. (1) If the caseworker responsible for the child's case is unable to complete the visit, the caseworker completing the visit shall document in the child's case the reason someone other than the assigned caseworker visited the child. (2) The caseworker assigned to the child's case shall complete the majority of the required monthly visits. (3) The PCSA or...

... case management of the child's case. (1) If the caseworker responsible for the child's case is unable to complete the visit, the caseworker completing the visit is to document in the child's case the reason someone other than the assigned caseworker visited the child. (2) The caseworker assigned to the child's case is to complete the majority of the required monthly visits. (3) The PCSA or...

...rovide comprehensive health care. (1) If insurance or financial resources are available, the PCSA or PCPA shall request financial support. (2) If insurance or financial resources are not available, the PCSA or PCPA shall assess the child's eligibility for medicaid, Title IV-E, supplemental security income (SSI), or other assistance programs. Unless an application for Title IV-E has been ...

...rovide comprehensive health care. (1) If insurance or financial resources are available, the PCSA or PCPA is to request financial support. (2) If insurance or financial resources are not available, the PCSA or PCPA is to assess the child's eligibility for medicaid, Title IV-E, supplemental security income (SSI), or other assistance programs. Unless an application for Title IV-E has been ...

...ed to, the following information: (1) Information regarding the child's birth. (2) Information regarding the birth parent and birth family. (3) The child's developmental milestones. (4) Information on placements. (5) The child's education history. (6) Any sports and hobbies in which the child is involved. (7) The child's medical history. (8) Photos. (B) The PCSA or PCPA may p...

... arrangement includes the following: (1) A foster home certified by ODJFS pursuant to Chapters 5101:2-5 and 5101:2-7 of the Administrative Code. (2) A family setting which has been approved by a PCSA, PCPA or PNA, pursuant to the procedures contained in paragraph (C) of this rule which: (a) Provides the unmarried minor parent, pregnant minor, or child of a minor parent with supportive services...

...nformation identified in paragraphs (C)(1) to (C)(9) of this rule with the caregivers: (1) Within ninety-six hours of either an emergency placement or change in the case plan in accordance with section 2151.31 or 2151.412 of the Revised Code. (2) Or prior to placing the child. (C) The information shall include: (1) The child's health, behavioral characteristics, treatment and service needs, a...

...d, the agency, pursuant to section 2151.413 of the Revised Code, shall petition the court that issued the current order of disposition to request permanent custody of a child when any of the following conditions are present: (1) A court of competent jurisdiction has determined that the parent from whom the child was removed has: (a) Been convicted of or pleaded guilty to one of the following...

... maintenance subsidy. The PCSA shall: (1) Provide the JFS 01613 "Application for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy" (rev. 4/2019) to any prospective adoptive parent(s) of a child in the custody of a PCSA or private child placing agency (PCPA) or upon request. (2) Determine whether the adoptive child meets the special needs criteria for a state adoption maintenance subsidy as described in rule 5...

... maintenance subsidy. The PCSA is to: (1) Provide the JFS 01613 "Application for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy" to any prospective adoptive parent(s) of a child in the custody of a PCSA or private child placing agency (PCPA) or upon request. (2) Determine whether the adoptive child meets the special needs criteria for a state adoption maintenance subsidy as described in rule 5101:2-44-06 of...

...adoptive child in receipt of a JFS 01615 "Approval for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy " (rev. 4/2019) may be eligible for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code based only upon the child's income, resources, and special needs for medical, mental health, or rehabilitative care. (B) In order for an adoptive child to be considered a child with special needs for medic...

...adoptive child in receipt of a JFS 01615 "Approval for State Adoption Maintenance Subsidy " may be eligible for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code based only upon the child's income, resources, and special needs for medical, mental health, or rehabilitative care. (B) In order for an adoptive child to be considered a child with special needs for medical, mental hea...

...t for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for medicaid in the new residence state ...

...t for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for medicaid in the new residence state ...

...t for medicaid as outlined in rule 5160:1-4-06 of the Administrative Code. An adoptive child with special needs who is in receipt of an Ohio-executed state adoption subsidy and who does not live in Ohio is not eligible for Ohio medicaid even if the subsidy payment continues. (B) An adoptive child described in paragraph (A) of this rule may be eligible for medicaid in the new residence state ...