Or. Admin. Code § 413-070-0536 - Consideration of APPLA as a Permanency Plan
(1) Department consideration of APPLA as a
permanency plan must be based on the individual safety, permanency, and
well-being needs of a child who has reached the age of 16 or young adult. The
age or disability of a child or young adult is never a disqualifier for a more
preferred permanency plan.
(2) The
Department may only consider APPLA as a permanency plan for a child who has
reached the age of 16 or young adult only if the Department has determined it
is not in the best interests of the child or young adult to implement one of
the following preferred permanency plans:
(a)
Placement with a parent;
(b)
Placement in an adoptive home;
(c)
Placement with a legal guardian; or
(d) Placement with a fit and willing
relative.
(3) Prior to
consideration of a foster parent as the APPLA resource, the caseworker and his
or her supervisor must:
(a) Review the
diligent efforts of the Department to place a child or young adult with
relatives and to place siblings together as required under OAR
413-070-0060 to
413-070-0087.
(b) Confirm there are no current Department
actions to identify or assess a relative of a child or young adult who has
expressed an interest in being a permanency resource.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 109.328, 418.005
Stats Implemented: ORS 109.328, 418.005
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