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...iver shall use a reasonable and prudent parent standard when considering whether to authorize a foster child who resides in the foster home to participate in extracurricular, enrichment, and social activities in accordance with section 2151.315 of the Revised Code. (E) A foster caregiver shall, as is necessary and reasonable, arrange appropriate transportation for the foster child to and from ...

...iver shall use a reasonable and prudent parent standard when considering whether to authorize a foster child who resides in the foster home to participate in extracurricular, enrichment, and social activities in accordance with section 2151.315 of the Revised Code. (E) A foster caregiver shall, as is necessary and reasonable, arrange appropriate transportation for the foster child to and from the...

...t a child into care directly from a parent, another certified agency or other legally approved placement source without the participation and agreement of the recommending agency. (E) If the applicants are married to each other, the foster home certificate shall be in the legal names of both spouses residing in the home. (F) A transfer of a foster home certificate from one agency to another ...

...treatment foster caregiver couple or co-parent shall have weekly consultation and face-to-face contact at least every two weeks with the recommending agency's professional treatment staff. At least one of the face-to-face contacts each month shall be in the treatment foster home. (F) A treatment foster caregiver shall prepare, and keep current, a written record of the behavior and progress of the chi...

...agile foster caregiver couple or co-parent shall have consultation at least every two weeks and at least monthly face-to-face contact with the recommending agency's professional staff. At least one of the face-to-face contacts every two months shall be in the medically fragile foster home. (F) A foster caregiver for medically fragile children shall prepare, and keep current, a written record of e...

... A JFS 01653 "Medical Statement for Foster Care/Adoptive Applicant and All Household Members" shall be completed for each person eighteen years of age or older that resides with the staff members in a residential facility. (I) Children of staff members and children of residents living in a residential facility shall be counted in all child care staff ratios. (J) Each residential facility shall h...

...book to the custodial agency, custodial parent or guardian of a resident and to each resident. The residential facility shall explain the contents of the handbook to the resident not later than three days after admission, according to the age and functioning level of the resident, providing assistance for the parent or guardian and resident who may have a disability. The residential facility shall...

...age or adoption. Children receiving foster care from the provider are not considered to be related to the provider. (Y) "Routine trips" means repeated excursions off the premises of the home which regularly occur on a previously scheduled basis and that parents have been made aware of the destinations of the trip. (Z) "School-age child" means a child who is enrolled in or is eligible to be e...

...age or adoption. Children receiving foster care from the provider are not considered to be related to the provider. (AA) "Resident" means a person who lives in the family child care home for more than ten consecutive calendar days and is included in the household composition. (BB) "Routine trips" means repeated excursions off the premises of the home which regularly occur on a previously schedul...

...at if the type B home provider is a foster parent? The type B home provider shall: (1) Notify the county agency and all parents. (2) Notify the county agency of all children receiving care within one business day of when the type B home provider is to begin caring for additional foster children. (3) Maintain a written record documenting the date and how the county agency and parents were notif...

...) What if the type B home provider is a foster parent? The type B home provider shall: (1) Notify the county agency and all parents. (2) Notify the county agency of all children receiving care within one business day of when the type B home provider is to begin caring for additional foster children. (3) Maintain a written record documenting the date and how the county agency and parents were n...

...taker of a child, including a relative, foster parent or stepparent, who is charged with the rights, duties and responsibilities of a parent and whose presence in the home is needed to perform these rights, duties and responsibilities. (Q) "Minor parent" means a caretaker who is under age eighteen. (R) "Preschool child" means a child who is three years old or older but is not a school child. (S...

...taker of a child, including a relative, foster parent or stepparent, who is charged with the rights, duties and responsibilities of a parent and whose presence in the home is needed to perform these rights, duties and responsibilities. (R) "Minor parent" means a caretaker who is under age eighteen. (S) "Preschool child" means a child who is three years old or older but is not a school child. (T...

...taker of a child, including a relative, foster parent or stepparent, who is charged with the rights, duties and responsibilities of a parent and whose presence in the home is needed to perform these rights, duties and responsibilities. (R) "Minor parent" means a caretaker who is under age eighteen. (S) "Ohio benefits integrated eligibility system" means the centralized automated system that supp...

...taker. (iv) A caretaker who is a foster parent and/or stepparent and all of the minor children who reside with the caretaker in the same household. (v) Married caretakers and all minor children who reside with the caretakers in the same household. (vi) Unmarried caretakers who live in the same household with a common child and all of the minor children who reside with them. Both...

...e caretaker. (iv) A caretaker who is a foster parent and/or stepparent and all of the minor children who reside with the caretaker in the same household. (v) Married caretakers and all minor children who reside with the caretakers in the same household. (vi) Unmarried caretakers who live in the same household with a common child and all of the minor children who reside with them. Both caretakers shall be considere...

...he caretaker. (v) A caretaker who is a foster parent and/or stepparent and all of the minor children who reside with the caretaker in the same household. (vi) Married caretakers and all minor children who reside with the caretakers in the same household. (vii) Unmarried caretakers who live in the same household with a common child and all of the minor children who reside with them. Both ...

... payments. (2) Federal, state or local foster care maintenance payments. (3) Federal, state or local adoption assistance payments. (4) Kinship permanency incentive payments made in accordance with the requirements of rule 5101:2-40-04 of the Administrative Code. (5) Payments made with county funds to increase the amount of cash assistance an assistance group receives in accordance with sec...

...y the school, unless the minor is a parent. (2) Alimony or child support payments paid by a family member. The amount paid, up to the amount ordered, is excluded. (3) The verified amount which is being garnished from the income. (4) Earnings received under the Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973 for participation in the "Americorp Vista" program. (5) Federal work study income as ref...

...and information and referral. (S) "Foster care services for adults" means: (1) Services or activities that assess the need and arrange for the substitute care and alternate living situation of adults in a setting suitable to the individual's needs. Individuals may need such services because of social, physical, or mental disabilities, or as a consequence of abuse or neglect. (2) Care th...

...and information and referral. (U) "Foster care services for adults" means: (1) Services or activities that assess the need and arrange for the substitute care and alternate living situation of adults in a setting suitable to the individual's needs. Individuals may need such services because of social, physical, or mental disabilities, or as a consequence of abuse or neglect. (2) Care th...

...o be a foster caregiver or adoptive parent. Such notice shall be provided within seven days of the individual's first contact with the agency. (B) Any individual may file a complaint alleging a discriminatory act, policy or practice involving RCNO in the foster care or adoption process of a PCSA, PCPA, PNA or the Ohio department of job and family services (ODJFS). Any person, including but not l...

...ecome a foster caregiver or an adoptive parent on the basis of race, color or national origin of that person, or of the child involved; or delaying or denying any placement of a child in foster care or for adoption on the basis of the race, color or national origin of the foster caregiver(s), of the adoptive parent(s) or of the child involved. (2) Include enforcement requirements to be used whene...

...is alleged to have occurred. (5) A foster, relative and non-relative caregiver, as required by rule 5101:2-42-90 of the Administrative Code. (6) The superintendent of public instruction, pursuant to section 5153.176 of the Revised Code, when the report involves a person who holds a license issued by the state board of education where the agency has determined that child abuse or neglect occu...

...who derived their citizenship through a parent. (9) An extract from a hospital record on hospital letterhead established at the time of the individual's birth that was created at least five years before the initial date of custody, and indicates a U.S. place of birth. For a child under sixteen, the document must have been created near the time of birth. (10) A life insurance, health insurance, or other insurance re...