049-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-7 - Service Provision
(a) The Department
is responsible for providing child protective services to children and
families. Services are provided in order to ensure safety, permanency, and
well-being of children.
(b)
Services may be offered at any time during the investigative or assessment
tracks in accordance with the safety plan or the case plan. Service provision
shall be based on keeping the child safe and lowering the level of
risk.
(c) When the Department
determines a report is substantiated, the parents or caretakers shall be
offered services provided or arranged for by the Department. When the parents
or caretakers are unwilling to accept services or when legal custody or
guardianship through the Department is necessary to protect the child, the
Department may seek court intervention.
(d) When the Department determines a report
is unsubstantiated, services may be offered by the Department.
(e) When prevention services are deemed
appropriate by the Department of Family Services, they may be provided if the
family voluntarily accepts services.
(f) A written case plan shall be completed
within sixty (60) days of out-of-home placement or thirty (30) days of the
conclusion of the investigation or assessment, whichever occurs first, on all
cases that remain open for services. A concurrent plan may also be developed.
The case plan shall be based on:
(i) Safety
assessment and plan;
(ii) Risk
assessment;
(iii) Service needs of
the child and family.
(g) The Department shall provide services
consistent with the case plan.
Notes
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