Or. Admin. Code § 413-070-0532 - APPLA
The caseworker considers one of the following types of APPLA when considering APPLA as a permanency plan for a child who has reached the age of 16 or young adult:
(1) APPLA -
permanent foster care. APPLA - permanent foster care is a plan in which the
child or young adult remains in a substitute care placement with a substitute
caregiver who has:
(a) Committed to the care
and well-being of the child or young adult; and
(b) Entered into a permanent foster care
agreement.
(2) APPLA -
permanent connections and support. An APPLA - permanent connections and support
plan is a plan in which:
(a) A child or young
adult is in substitute care living with a substitute caregiver or living
independently and receiving an independent living housing subsidy and the plan
focus is not only on the educational, vocational, health, and treatment needs
of the child or young adult, but also on the needs of the child or young adult
to develop or maintain relationships with adults, including relatives and
persons with a caregiver relationship, who can play a significant role in the
life of the child or young adult after the child or young adult leaves
substitute care; or
(b) A child or
young adult is in a psychiatric residential facility, developmental
disabilities placement, or residential treatment facility and is not going to
be discharged from the facility while the Department maintains legal custody of
the child or young adult.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 418.005
Stats Implemented: ORS 418.005, 419A.004
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