Title IV-E Master Contract aka Agreement of Title IV-E Agencies and Providers for the Provision of Child Placement
Posted: January 13th, 2021
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Letter M. (page 6). The reality is that foster parents put in their 30 day notice... this then triggers our agency and the placing agency - and they try to schedule a preservation staffing. In most cases (all but Cuyahoga) they don't do a meeting, instead just try to find another placement within the 30 days. The wording should be something like, "in the event provider has knowledge foster parent is considering a removal notice... provider will hold a preservation staffing to discuss the concerns with the placing agency. At that time, the team will make a decision whether parties can preserve the placement or submit the foster parent's 30 day removal notice." So... this puts burden on us (the provider) to hold the staffing and not to placing agency and formulate decision to make further recommendation.
Yes never force compliance from children or disciplie them when they break the household rules or decorum wait for that to be done by the polices and court systemm when they can be imprisoned or chronically unemployed and homeless this is one of the key reasons foster children end up with out scrupples and in prison...seen it happen to many times kids grown and not raised with limits...so the world has to enforce them later ...faith ful are the wounds orf a friend but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful...or how about this one spare the rod and spoil the child....the standards are only 5 thousand years old
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