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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

199.660 Authorized activities of child-placing agencies -- Registry of closed foster

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family homes -- Restrictions on approvals of or placements in foster family
homes -- Collaboration to promote educational stability.
(1)A licensed child-placing agency may place children in any licensed child-caring
facility, including institutions and group homes, or in foster family homes under its
direct supervision, in a facility certified by an appropriate agency as operated
primarily for educational or medical purposes, or may place children for adoption if
specifically authorized by its license to do so. The child-placing agency shall
provide careful supervision of all children under its care and of children placed by it
in child-caring facilities or foster family homes, and its agents shall visit such
facilities or foster family homes as often as may be necessary to promote the welfare
of the children.
(a)A licensed child-placing agency shall notify the department within fourteen
(14)calendar days of the closure of a foster family home under its supervision
for any reason, and shall state the reason for the closure.
(b)The department shall maintain a foster family home registry where this
closure information, and closure information for all foster family homes
closed by the cabinet, are stored.
(c)1. A licensed child-placing agency shall not approve a foster family home,
and shall not place a child into any foster family home, until the child-
placing agency first requests information from the department to
determine if the prospective foster family home is listed in the registry,
if the foster family home has ever been closed, and the reason for
closure.
2. A licensed child-placing agency shall not approve a foster family home,
and shall not place a child into a foster family home, which has been
closed for cause by any other licensed child-placing agency or by the
cabinet unless the foster family home has been successfully and
continually operating as a cabinet foster family home for one
(1)year
after it was closed for cause by a licensed child-placing agency.
3. A licensed child-placing agency shall not approve a foster family home,
and shall not place a child into a foster family home, which is under
corrective action by any other licensed child-placing agency or by the
cabinet at time of the closure unless:
a. The foster family home provides all information on the corrective
action to the licensed child-placing agency;
b. The licensed child-placing agency fully addresses the foster family
home's corrective action in the foster family's home study
narrative; and
c. The department reviews and approves the foster family's home
study.
(3)Licensed child-caring facilities and child-placing agencies shall collaborate with
local school districts to promote educational stability for children under their care in accordance with KRS 199.802, and shall work to ensure that foster family homes under a child-placing agency's supervision understand and actively support the educational needs of the children placed in their care through training, support, and supervision of the home by the child-placing agency.
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