Permanent foster care definition

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which there is a long-term

Permanent foster care means the long term contractual agreement between a foster provider and DHS-CW, approved by the juvenile court that specifies the responsibilities and authority of the foster provider and the commitment by the permanent foster provider to raise a child until the age of majority or until the court determines that permanent foster care is no longer the appropriate plan for the child.

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which there is a long-term contractual foster care agreement between the foster parents and the department that is approved by the juvenile court and in which the foster parents commit to raise a ward in substitute care or youth offender until the age of majority.

Examples of Permanent foster care in a sentence

• Permanent foster care cases shall be reviewed in court at least annually (§ 16.1-282.2).

• Permanent foster care placement.A. Permanent foster care placement means the place in which a child has been placed pursuant to the provisions of §§ 63.2-900, 63.2-903 and this section with the expectation and agreement between the placing agency and the place of permanent foster care that the child shall remain in the placement until he reaches the age of majority unless modified by court order or unless removed pursuant to § 16.1-251 or § 63.2-1517.

• Permanent foster care cases shall have an APR which will occur every six (6) months between the annual judicial reviews.

• Permanent foster care placement.A. Permanent foster care placement means the place in which a child has been placed pursuant to the provisions of §§ 63.2-900, 63.2-903 and this section with the expectation and agreementbetween the placing agency and the place of permanent foster care that the child shall remain in the placement until he reaches the age of majority unless modified by court order or unless removed pursuant to § 16.1-251 or § 63.2-1517.

• Permanent foster care can only be created by a court order pursuant to a permanent foster care agreement, and both the order and the agreement shall be presented by the permanent foster parents in order to establish residency.

More Definitions of Permanent foster care

Permanent foster care means the out of home placement of a child or young adult in which there is a long-term foster care agreement between each substitute caregiver and the Department approved by the juvenile court under which the substitute caregiver commits to raise a child in substitute care until the age of majority and be accessible to and supportive of the child into adulthood, until the court determines that APPLA - "permanent foster care" is no longer the appropriate permanency plan for the child or young adult.

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which

Permanent foster care means a long term contractual agreement between the foster parent and the Department's Children, Adults, and Families Division, approved by the juvenile court that specifies the responsibilities and authority of the foster parent and the commitment by the permanent foster parent to raise a child until the age of majority or until

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which there is a long-term contractual foster care agreement between the foster parents and the State Office for Services to Children and Families that is approved by the juvenile court and in which the foster parents commit to raise a foster child until the age of majority.

Permanent foster care means an out-of- home placement in which there is a long-term con- tractual foster care agreement between the foster

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which there is a long-term contractual foster care agreement between the foster parents and the [ State Office for Services to

Permanent foster care means an out-of-home placement in which there is a long-term contractual foster care agreement between the foster parents and the depart-