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OAC 340: Chapter 75. Child Welfare
Subchapter 6. Permanency Planning
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PART 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
340:75-6-1.
Purpose and philosophy
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-4.
Definitions
Revised 7-1-11
PART 5. PERMANENCY PLANNING SERVICES
340:75-6-30.
Child's visitation with parents and siblings
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-31.
Permanency planning for children in custody
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-31.1.
Family team meeting (FTM) process
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-31.2.
Reunification services for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-31.3.
Trial reunification
Revised 12-1-10
340:75-6-31.4.
Permanent guardianship, non-funded or funded through supported permanency (TANF), IV-E, or state subsidy
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-31.5.
Establishment of paternity
Revised 3-26-10
PART 7. FAMILY AND CHILD INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE PLANNING COMPONENTS
340:75-6-40.
Case plan
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-40.1.
Child's Individualized Service Plan
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-40.2.
Placement provider information
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-40.3.
Family Functional Assessment
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-40.4.
Individualized Service Plan (ISP)
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-40.5.
Court reports
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-40.6.
Case contacts
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-44.
Case planning for heinous and shocking cases or reasonable efforts not required
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-45.
Case planning for incarcerated parents
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-46.
Services to Child Welfare (CW) youth involved in the juvenile justice system
Revised 3-26-10
PART 8. ROLE OF THE CHILD WELFARE WORKER
340:75-6-48.
CW worker (CW) contacts with child, placement providers, parents, and service providers
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-48.1.
Role of the child's attorney
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-48.2.
Role of the child's court-appointed special advocate or guardian ad litem
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-48.3.
Runaway or abducted children in Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) custody or supervision
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-49.
Religious and cultural observation
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-50.
Education
Revised 3-26-10
PART 11. PERMANENCY PLANNING AND PLACEMENT SERVICES
340:75-6-85.
Placement consideration for child in Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) custody
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-85.2.
Diligent search for relatives and kin
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-85.3.
Sibling placement
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-85.4.
Permanency plan of adoption
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-85.5.
Child Welfare (CW) worker responsibilities for supervision only cases
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-85.6.
Voluntary foster care for a child born to a youth in Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) custody
Revised 3-26-10
340:75-6-86.
Changes in child's living arrangements
Revised 12-1-10
340:75-6-88.
Medical services for children in Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) custody
Revised 12-1-10
340:75-6-89.
Travel outside the county, state, or country
Revised 6-1-07
340:75-6-91.
Child care services for Child Welfare (CW) clients
Revised 7-1-11
340:75-6-92.
Services to youth who are in OKDHS custody and pregnant
Revised 5-12-05
PART 13. INDEPENDENT LIVING
340:75-6-110.
Independent Living program
Revised 7-1-11
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