Ariz. Admin. Code § R21-6-330 - Special Provisions for an In-home Respite Foster Parent
A. A person
applying for licensure solely as an in-home respite foster parent shall comply
with all requirements in this Chapter except as otherwise provided in this
Section.
B. An applicant for an
in-home respite foster parent is not required to provide the following:
1. Immunization records for each child in the
applicant's household as required by R21-6-403 ;
2. Documentation of sufficient income as
required by R21-6-403 ;
3. A
statement explaining the child care arrangements the applicant would make for a
foster child, or the applicant's own children, during the applicant's working
hours;
4. A statement explaining
how activities related to a business activity will not interfere with the care
of a foster child;
5. A description
of the applicant's home and neighborhood;
6. Fingerprinting or a criminal history check
for household members, other than the applicant for in-home respite care, as
required by R21-6-302 ; and
7.
Contact information for the foster child's Child Safety Worker.
C. The following rules do not
apply to a person seeking licensure solely as an in-home respite foster parent:
1.
R21-6-304 . Life Safety
Inspections;
2.
R21-6-311 . Bedrooms,
Beds and Bedding;
3. Life Safety
Inspection requirements in Chapter 8 of this Title;
4.
R21-6-314 . Health and Medical Care;
subsections (2)-(5);
5.
R21-6-323 .
Information and Records to be Provided to the Foster Parent, specifically the
Placement Agreement requirements;
6.
R21-6-324 . Records Maintained by the Foster
Parent, except to document any behavioral health incidents, medical care,
provision of medication, and any other event or service required by the case
plan or which may be requested by the regular foster parent while the in-home
respite foster parent has responsibility for the foster child in
care;
7.
R21-6-325 . Participation in
the Service Team, unless requested to do so;
8.
R21-6-326 . Notification Requirements;
Unusual Incident, subsection (C)(7), unless the change or event directly
affects the licensee's ability to provide respite care and comply with these
rules; and
9.
R21-6-327 .
Notification Requirements: Home or Household Changes, unless the change or
event directly affects the licensee's ability to provide respite care and
comply with these rules.
D. An in-home respite foster parent shall
request and receive information and instruction from the foster parent on at
least the following:
1. Information and
instruction about the specific personal care of a foster child in respite care;
2. Information and instruction
about the provision of medications required by a foster child in respite
care;
3. Behavior management
policies and practices and specific instructions for a foster child in respite
care; and
4. Emergency contacts and
telephone numbers for a foster child in respite care;
5. Household policies and practices for
emergency situations; and
6.
Routine household management practices that will provide for continuity in
operation of the foster home for the 6 comfort and support of a foster child in
care.
E. An in-home
respite foster parent shall not permit any unlicensed person to accompany or
assist the in-home respite foster parent while providing respite care.
Notes
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