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It’s important to have a medical evaluation first to rule out other causes of your foster child’s signs and symptoms. Basic foster care rates are set by the State and the county does not have authority to adjust them. The relative caregiver should immediately apply for California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) at the county CalWORKs office where the caregiver lives. The caregiver should contact the agency which issued the license, approval, or certification. Your foster care license can be suspended or revoked; however, a foster care license cannot be \u201con hold\u201d.<\/p>\n

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I feel that my foster child needs counseling and the county placing agency is not providing these services \u2013 what can I do as the caregiver to make this happen? A county placing agency has told a relative caregiver to apply for CalWORKs instead of foster care payments. If a license has been suspended or revoked, foster children in placement will have been removed and the county will not place children with the caregiver pending the investigation and outcome. If your communication with the social worker is not satisfactory, you can contact the social worker\u2019s supervisor and your foster child\u2019s attorney. The previous foster parent does not have the legal right to be the first choice for placement in the event that a child re-enters foster care. If you wish to become the child\u2019s permanent caregiver, make your wishes known as soon as possible to the child\u2019s social worker.<\/p>\n

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It is important that family members, once aware that the child is in foster care, immediately contact the county where the child resides to request placement and adoption of the child. How does a family member obtain placement of and adopt a related child who is in foster care? It is important to keep the social worker and the child\u2019s attorney informed of any additional training you may need to meet the specific needs of the child in your care.<\/p>\n

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Together, you will decide what changes you need to make for your child to return home and set up a plan for making these changes. Mediation is a less formal situation than court.If you wish to use a mediator to help resolve differences, ask your caseworker if mediation is available in your area. Only judges or juries can take away your rights as a parent without your agreement. An attorney can explain things to you that are not clear and can make sure the judge understands how you feel and what you want.<\/p>\n

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• Inclusion of caregiver\u2019s name in the CACI means that no future placements will be made with caregiver.<\/li>\n
• If for some reason the JV 290 cannot be submitted within the timeframe, you can call and speak to the social worker regarding your input.<\/li>\n
• If a license has been suspended or revoked, foster children in placement will have been removed and the county will not place children with the caregiver pending the investigation and outcome.<\/li>\n
• I feel that my foster child needs counseling and the county placing agency is not providing these services \u2013 what can I do as the caregiver to make this happen?<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  Overview of 12-month court process for child abuse and neglect cases Foster parents must be at least 21 years old and can be married, in a civil union, single, divorced or separated. As of July 1, 2026, child care licensure is managed by the Illinois Department of Early Childhood. Finally, your\u00a0state’s foster parent association or coalition may also be of\u00a0assistance.<\/p>\n

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