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ACL 11-78E: CalWORKs: Extending Benefits To Non-Minor Dependents (1/24/12)

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Jodie Berger

Not quite sure why an Errata was needed, but this points out that the forms attached to the original ACL should have been called “SOC” instead of “Share of Cost.”  [Download]

Posted in CalWORKs, Foster Care

ACL 12-05: Implementation Of Extended Foster Care Special Project Codes In The Child Welfare Services/Case Management System (1/13/12)

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Jodie Berger

Coding information for the Counties, plus the list of new forms and form completion info. [Download]

Posted in Foster Care

ACL 11-85: Extension Of Foster Care Beyond Age 18: Part Three (Probation) (12/15/11)

Posted on December 20, 2011 by Jodie Berger

Part 3 of the instructions on implementing AB 12, to provide for foster care after 18 .  This one is for youth in probation status. [Download]

 

Posted in Foster Care

ACIN I-78-11: Training Activities For The Extension Of Foster Care Program (12/9/11)

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Jodie Berger

Info on the upcoming trainings on AB 12/Extended Foster care. [Download]

Posted in Foster Care
Tagged with AB 12, extended foster care, training

ACL 11-74: Adoption Assistance Program Rates (11/30/11)

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Jodie Berger

Transmission of the charts on the base Adoption Assistance Program (AAP) rates; these rates were increased as a result of the increase in basic foster care rates in the wake of the successful California State Foster Parent Association lawsuit. [Download]

 

Posted in Adoption, Foster Care
Tagged with AAP, rates

ACL 11-78: CalWORKs: : Extending Benefits To Non-Minor Dependents (11/30/11)

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Jodie Berger

Part of a series of letters implementing AB 12, which extends foster care to youth who meet certain criteria, through age 20 (at this point).  This lettter sets out the basic “non-minor dependent” requirements for extended foster care. [Download]

Posted in CalWORKs, Foster Care

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