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Ohio pays its roughly 8,000 licensed foster parents anywhere from $300 to $6,000 a month, per child, with additional funds paid for children with special needs. Kinship caregivers, though, are paid $310 a month per child (and thats after a recent increase).
Licensed foster parents receive as little as $10 a day in Henry County, which has the lowest reimbursement rate in Ohio, ing to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. In Montgomery County, the minimum monthly reimbursement rate for one child is $630.
The basic rates for standard maintenance range from $450 to $700 per month depending on the age of the child. Annual clothing allowance is also age-dependent and afforded to foster parents in the amount of $300 to $500 per year.
For foster carers working with an Independent Fostering Agency the allowance and fee is set by the individual agency. The total payment can be dependent on age and level of care, however is a minimum average 450 a week per child placed rising to 1000 for specialist placements like Mother and Baby.
A local authority might apply to the court for a care order if your child is not receiving the sort of care it would be reasonable to expect from a parent. They must also show the court the lack of care is causing or risking docHub harm to the child.
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$125.00/ per child per quarter for children 0-11. $160.00/ per child per quarter for children 12 and up.
Things you shouldnt say to a foster youth It must be awful being a foster child/Id hate to be a foster child. Why are you in care? Negative things about the childs parents/family. Whats it like having a new family? I know how you must feel. Im proud of you, you should be proud of yourself.
In most states, including California, foster parents are prohibited from using corporal punishment to discipline the children placed under their care.

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