Section 29-1618. INTAKE PROCEDURES FOR ADOPTIVE SERVICES  


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    1618.1 At the time of referral of a child or application for services, the child-placing agency shall assess the needs and strengths of the child’s family.

     

    1618.2 A written intake study shall includes:

     

    (a) The identification of the specific needs of the child and family which warrant consideration of removal and adoptive placement of the child;

     

    (b) The family’s strengths;

     

    (c) The involvement of the child’s parents and significant others in his or her care;

     

    (d) The available resources;

     

    (e) The goals of the family;

     

    (f) Available social and medical history of the child and each family member; and

     

    (g) The child’s legal status.

     

    1618.3 Each child-placing agency shall keep a record of all requests for services, placements, and the reasons for acceptance and denial of services.

     

    1618.4 Each child-placing agency shall provide referral assistance to persons requesting services not provided by the agency.

     

     

source

Final Rulemaking published at 37 DCR 3033, 3043 (May 11, 1990).