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... prior informed, written consent of the parent, guardian or legal custodian and the child, according to the child's age and functioning level. Such written consent shall be contained in the child's case record. (23) An agency shall have written personnel policies and procedures which are provided to all personnel. These personnel polices and procedures shall include, but are not limited to: ...

... prior informed, written consent of the parent, guardian or legal custodian and the child, according to the child's age and functioning level. Such written consent shall be contained in the child's case record. (23) An agency shall have written personnel policies and procedures which are provided to all personnel. These personnel polices and procedures shall include, but are not limited to: ...

...(b) Children with no known or available parent, guardian or custodian. (12) Working with emergency shelters for the following: (a) Staff training in disaster preparedness. (b) Coordination of services for children and families in emergency shelters (physical location; shared responsibilities). (c) Volunteers. (13) Plans of cooperation/memoranda of understanding with another agency which, at a min...

...(b) Children with no known or available parent, guardian or custodian. (12) Working with emergency shelters for the following: (a) Staff training in disaster preparedness. (b) Coordination of services for children and families in emergency shelters (physical location; shared responsibilities). (c) Volunteers. (13) Plans of cooperation/memoranda of understanding with another agency which, at a min...

...gency which placed the child, or to the parent, guardian or custodian in the case of a direct placement.

...n the home, a single person, or each co-parent residing in the home. (6) The agency shall not accept more than one application per household and shall not recommend certification of more than one foster home per household. (I) The agency shall commence the homestudy assessment within thirty days after the date the agency receives a fully completed JFS 01691 signed by the foster care applicants. ...

...n the home, a single person, or each co-parent residing in the home. (6) The agency is not to accept more than one application per household and shall not recommend certification of more than one foster home per household. (I) The agency is to commence the homestudy assessment within thirty days after the date the agency receives a fully completed signed application. (1) Commencement of a h...

... the new household member is the co-parent or spouse of the foster caregiver and shall therefore be added to the certificate, the agency shall ensure the following is completed in addition to the requirements listed in paragraph (D) of this rule: (a) The agency shall contact all adult children of the new co-parent or spouse for a reference. If the adult children are unable or unwilling to pro...

... the new household member is the co-parent or spouse of the foster caregiver and is to be added to the certificate, the agency is to ensure the following is completed in addition to the requirements listed in paragraph (D) of this rule: (a) The agency is to contact all adult children of the new co-parent or spouse for a reference. If the adult children are unable or unwilling to provide a referen...

... is being considered as an adoptive parent.

... is being considered as an adoptive parent.

... (vii) The reasonable and prudent parent standard as described in division (C) of section 5103.162 of the Revised Code. (viii) A first aid and a child and adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training program such as those training programs offered by the American red cross, the American heart association, or the equivalent. (ix) Medication administration. (x) Procedures fo...

...ild's reunification with his or her parent(s)/family or guardian or the projected post-treatment setting into which the child will be placed upon attainment of the treatment goals. (5) Services to be provided or arranged for the child after discharge from the treatment foster care program. (6) How the child's permanency plan for family reunification, adoption, independent living or a planned...

...e child's reunification with his or her parent(s)/family or guardian or the projected post-treatment setting into which the child will be placed upon attainment of the treatment goals (6) Aftercare services to be provided or arranged. (7) How the child's permanency plan for family reunification, adoption, independent living or other permanent living arrangement, as specified in the custodial age...

...to impart instruction to the foster parent. (C) ODJFS reimbursement of foster caregiver stipend payments to recommending agencies. (1) ODJFS will reimburse recommending agencies for stipend payments made to foster caregivers pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule. (2) For preplacement training, ODJFS will reimburse lump sum stipend payments made by recommending agencies as follows: (a) The...

...to impart instruction to the foster parent. (C) ODJFS reimbursement of foster caregiver stipend payments to recommending agencies. (1) ODJFS will reimburse recommending agencies for stipend payments made to foster caregivers pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule. (2) For preplacement training, ODJFS will reimburse lump sum stipend payments made by recommending agencies as follows: (a) The...

...to impart instruction to the foster parent. (C) Reimbursement of foster caregiver stipend payments to recommending agencies. (1) DCY will reimburse recommending agencies for stipend payments made to foster caregivers pursuant to paragraph (B) of this rule. (2) For preplacement training, DCY will reimburse lump sum stipend payments made by recommending agencies as follows: (a) The amount of...

...rried couple, a single person or co-parent(s). (D) A foster caregiver or applicant shall have an income sufficient to meet the basic needs of the household and to make timely payment of shelter costs, utility bills, and other debts. To show the household has an income sufficient to meet the basic needs of the household and makes timely payment of shelter costs, utility bills, and other debts, a ...

...rried couple, a single person or co-parent(s). (D) A foster caregiver or applicant is to have an income sufficient to meet the basic needs of the household and to make timely payment of shelter costs, utility bills, and other debts. To show the household has an income sufficient to meet the basic needs of the household and makes timely payment of shelter costs, utility bills, and other debts, a ...

...r when a foster child who is also a parent is sharing a bedroom with his or her own child. (D) A foster child over one year of age shall not share a sleeping room with an adult without prior approval of the recommending agency. (E) Each foster child shall be provided with a clean, comfortable, permanent bed and mattress of his or her own. A permanent bed is one that cannot be converted to any ot...

... caregivers in the case of a couple, co-parents or a single foster caregiver from working outside the home. (B) Alternative arrangements for the care of a foster child by someone other than the foster caregiver shall be approved by the recommending agency. (C) Alternative arrangements for the care of a foster child does not include arrangements that are being made in accordance with the reasonable and prudent paren...

... caregivers in the case of a couple, co-parents or a single foster caregiver from working outside the home. (B) Alternative arrangements for the care of a foster child by someone other than the foster caregiver shall be approved by the recommending agency. (C) Alternative arrangements for the care of a foster child does not include arrangements that are being made in accordance with the reasonab...

...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 ...