Or. Admin. Code § 413-070-0552 - Ongoing Department Responsibilities When APPLA is the Permanency Plan
(1) When APPLA is
the court-approved permanency plan for a child or young adult in the
Department's legal custody, the caseworker must do all of the following:
(a) Discuss the needs of the child or young
adult with the substitute caregiver and the child or young adult during
face-to-face and other contacts, and routinely discuss needs, benefits,
barriers, and solutions towards achieving a more preferred permanency option.
(b) Have contact with the child or
young adult, with the substitute caregiver, and monitor child or young adult
safety as described in OAR
413-080-0040 to
413-080-0067.
(c) Provide timely assessment and services
for identified needs of the child or young adult and the substitute caregiver
or the parents of the child or young adult.
(d) As soon as possible after the child
reaches 14 years of age initiate comprehensive transition planning as described
in OAR 413-030-0400 to
413-030-0460.
(e) Ensure an annual review of Department
efforts to identify and contact relatives of a child or young adult and efforts
to place with or develop and maintain a child or young adult's connection and
support with relatives is completed.
(f) Monitor the case plan and complete the
required case plan reviews.
(g)
Submit to the court and to the citizen review board the case plan updates
required in Child Welfare Policy I-I.2, "Narrative Recording" and, when the
APPLA plan is APPLA - permanent foster care, submit a copy of the permanent
foster care agreement.
(2) In addition to the requirements of
section (1) of this rule, when the child or young adult has an approved APPLA -
permanent foster care plan:
(a) The
Department must continue to assess requirements for certification of a foster
home pursuant to OAR 413-200-0270 to
413-200-0296; and
(b) The substitute caregiver must;
(A) Maintain a current Certificate of
Approval and follow the requirements of the Department pursuant to OAR
413-200-0301 to
413-200-0396;
(B) Follow the requirements of the Department
regarding education, medical care, mental health care, and other services
requested by the Department to meet the needs of the child or young adult;
(C) Maintain residence in the
state of Oregon unless the ICPC referral has been submitted to the receiving
state and approval to move has been obtained from the Department and the court
prior to the move outside of Oregon; and
(D) Maintain residence in the ICPC approved
state if the substitute caregiver lives in another state.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 418.005 & 419A.004(17)
Stats Implemented: ORS 418.005 & 419A.004(17)
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