Sentences with phrase «county child welfare agencies»

However, many county child welfare agencies are struggling to meet these goals due to a shortage of available resource families, a group that includes both foster parents and kinship caregivers.

To make sense of the LCAP and what it means for foster youth, the Los Angeles County child welfare agency, former foster youth and an assortment of foster youth education experts came together as the Coalition for Educational Equity for Foster Youth.

They are approved as «resource families» by county child welfare agencies or private agencies like Remi Vista through an evaluation process called the «Resource Family Approval» process.

Many county child welfare agencies in California have developed home visiting programs in partnership with their public health agencies with support from their First Five Commissions.

However, many county child welfare agencies are struggling...

With foster care adoption you will need to work with either your county child welfare agency / foster care agency or a private adoption agency with a contract with your state to find adoptive families for children in foster care.

Requires that if a student in foster care is facing suspension or expulsion, the school district would have to contact the student's attorney and the county child welfare agency and invite them to a meeting where the student's case would be discussed.

As districts and counties develop their plans, they should consult their county child welfare agency, county office of education's Foster Youth Services coordinator, caregivers, and foster youth themselves.

Lucy Marquart has more than forty years of experience working in county child welfare agencies, juvenile dependency courts, and children's law offices and recent experience supervising visits for parents in high conflict custody proceedings.

With foster care adoption you will need to work with either your county child welfare agency / foster care agency or a private adoption agency with a contract with your state to find adoptive families for children in foster care.

Under Assembly Bill 507, county child welfare agencies would consult with foster parents and recommend training topics specific to the needs, goals and case plans of the children in their homes.