Voluntary placement definition

Voluntary placement means an out-of-home placement of a child by (1) the county welfare department, probation department, or Indian tribe that has entered into an agreement pursuant to Section 10553.1, after the parents or guardians have requested the assistance of the county welfare department and have signed a voluntary placement agreement; or (2) the county welfare department licensed public or private adoption agency, or the department acting as an adoption agency, after the parents have requested the assistance of either the county welfare department, the licensed public or private adoption agency, or the department acting as an adoption agency for the purpose of adoption planning, and have signed a voluntary placement agreement.
Voluntary placement means a foster care placement in which the department provides foster care services to a child according to a signed placement agreement between the department and the child’s parent or guardian.
Voluntary placement means a placement described by Welfare and Institutions Code section 11400(o).

Examples of Voluntary placement in a sentence

  • Voluntary PlacementVoluntary placement of a child into foster care is available to provide out-of-home care and services when circumstances or conditions exist that affect the health and safety of the child, to help meet certain parent and child services needs, or if the parent(s) has surrendered the child for adoption.

  • Within ninety days of signing a voluntary placement agreement (FC-4) and receipt of physical custody of the child, the State Department of Health and Human Resources shall file with the court a petition for review of the placement, stating the child's situation and the circumstance that gives rise to the voluntary placement.It may be helpful to use a Voluntary placement Agreement until CANS or a CAPS evaluation can be completed and an In-Home Behavior Control Plan implemented.

  • Voluntary placement cases: CPR board reviews for voluntary placement cases will be scheduled and conducted as in the past.

  • Voluntary placement in the facility is not prohibited and is strongly encouraged.

  • Voluntary PlacementVoluntary placement involves the placement of a student in an alternative education program at the request of the parent or emancipated student and with the agreement of school personnel in order to better meet the educational needs of the student.


More Definitions of Voluntary placement

Voluntary placement means an out-of-home placement of the young adult after the young adult requested the assistance of the agency and signed a voluntary care agreement.12.2.3 IMUA KĀKOU PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS‌
Voluntary placement for purposes of this section, means a child, who is not receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children-Foster Care, placed by a parent or legal guardian who retains physical custody of, and remains responsible for, the care of his or her children who are placed for temporary emergency care, as described in subdivision (a). Voluntary placement does not include placement of a child who has been removed from the care and custody of his or her parent or legal guardian and placed in foster care by a child welfare services agency.
Voluntary placement means a foster care placement
Voluntary placement means a placement in accordance with § 5–525(b)(1)(i) or (iii) OR (3) of the Family Law Article.
Voluntary placement and related “Voluntary Placement Agreement” or “VPA” means a Xxxxxx Care Placement in which the Agency provides Xxxxxx Care services to a Child according to a signed Placement agreement between the Agency and the child's parent or guardian. The Agency has authority to select the Xxxxxx Care Placement and has responsibility for care and supervision.
Voluntary placement for purposes of this section, means a child, who is not receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children-Foster Care, placed by a parent or legal guardian who retains physical custody of, and remains responsible for, the care of his or her children who are placed for temporary emergency care, as described in subdivision (a).