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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the child's name and case number at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the specific case.
  3. In the 'Twelve-Month Permanency Attachment' section, carefully review each statement regarding reunification services and select the appropriate options based on your situation.
  4. For placement details, indicate whether the current placement is appropriate. If not, provide necessary information about locating a suitable alternative.
  5. Address health decision-making rights by selecting who is unable or unwilling to make decisions regarding the child's care.
  6. In the 'Selection of Permanent Plan' section, choose from options like adoption or legal guardianship, and specify any relevant dates for achieving these plans.
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Among the permanency outcomes for children and youth in foster care (CYFC) are adoption by their foster carers, relatives, or strangers; emancipation, also called aging out, from out-of-home care; long-term foster care; and reunification with their family.
Family reunification is used to reunite children with verified and authorized family members after a critical and often highly stressful incident (e.g., fire, natural disaster, a situation involving weapons or violence at school, a school bus accident, etc.)
Whenever it is safe and possible, reunification is the preferred outcome for children who have been removed from their homes. It represents healing, growth, and the restoration of a family unit. While the path to reunification is rarely easy, it is often the most rewarding and beneficial for families and children.
Reunification therapy is an intervention that aims to improve or reestablish the relationship between members of a family, usually parents and children. Therapy may focus on attachment, improving communication, and building trust between parents and children.
Identifying the safety issue that brought the family to the attention of the child welfare system, assessing family strengths and needs, and bringing together a team of partners to include the family, caregivers, and legal and community providers are all strategies that can positively impact reunification and support

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Agencies should consider factors such as your childs racial, ethnic, and cultural background; the caregivers ability to care for your child; how close the caregivers home is to your childs school; and whether your child will be able to keep a connection to their community.
Reunification is the return of a child to the care of their birth family. Reunification decisions are made by the relevant childrens court following consideration for the childs safety, wellbeing and best interests by all the stakeholders involved.
Permanency planning begins when a child comes to the attention of the child welfare system. It is most often achieved when a child is reunified with their family of origin, but it may also occur when another court mandated permanency goal, such as guardianship or adoption, is obtained.

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