Emergency shelter care definition

Emergency shelter care means 24 hour care provided in a residential child-care facility for a period not to exceed 90 days, in accordance with 10A NCAC 70J .0200.

Emergency shelter care means the provision of a protective environment for a child who must be immediately removed, pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code Section 300, from his/her own home or current foster care placement, and who cannot be immediately returned to his/her own home or foster care placement.

Emergency shelter care means shelter care when a child has been removed from the home or placement by a local department in accordance with Code, Courts Article, §3-815.

Examples of Emergency shelter care in a sentence

• Emergency shelter care facility" is a group home for children, a children's residential center (CRC), or a portion of a CRC, which is certified to provide temporary emergency nonsecure care for children.

• Emergency shelter care providers shall have the ability to receive and supervise children twenty-four hours per day.

• Emergency shelter care providers shall maintain a shelter log for the child that documents the child’s name, date of birth, and prescribed medications; the name of the child’s services worker; and the dates the child entered and exited provider’s care.

• NAC 424.510 Emergency shelter care: Employment of parent outside home.

• Services by R110-13, 6-23-2014) NAC 424.510 Emergency shelter care: Employment of parent outside home.

• Department funds are used to make up the difference if the parent(s) cannot pay the full amount.{Effective 9/20/95} 2-001.01A5a Maximum Continuous Days: Emergency shelter care is limited to 30 days.

• Emergency shelter care may be provided in a licensed foster home or a group-type setting.

• Emergency shelter care for children between the ages of 0 to 17 years old, who are in need of immediate protective shelter.

• Emergency shelter care is defined as short-term care, usually not to exceed 30 days.

• Emergency shelter care provides a structured, nurturing, safe and reassuring environment to children who are experiencing issues of grief loss and the effects of placement disruption.

More Definitions of Emergency shelter care

Emergency shelter care means care in a full time care facility that is short-term in nature, usually not exceeding 90 days; the term includes respite care;

Emergency shelter care or “ESC” - means a program for temporary, usually thirty (30) days or less, time-limited, placement of Children who are in the custody of DCFS and require immediate temporary placement.

Emergency shelter care means 24 hour care provided in a residential child-care facility for a period

Emergency shelter care means care in a foster home that is short-term in nature, usually not exceeding 30 days;

Emergency shelter care means any residential care, available on a twenty-four (24) hour basis, provided to children in crisis-related circumstances. The length of care shall not extend beyond thirty (30) days.