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The document JV-433 outlines the termination of reunification services for a child, indicating that returning the child to their parent or legal guardian poses a substantial risk to their well-being. It details the necessity and appropriateness of the child's out-of-home placement, efforts made for finding suitable placements, and the status of reunification services. The document also addresses considerations specific to Indian children and sets forth plans for future hearings regarding permanent placement options such as adoption or guardianship.

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What is the idea of permanency?

In child welfare, permanency is a permanent, stable living situation, ideally one in which family connections are preserved.

What is the purpose of a permanency hearing?

The purpose of the permanency hearing shall include the determinations required above and determining the permanency plan for the child, including whether the child will be permanently placed and, if so, when. Permanent placement options include the following: Return to the parent. Placement for adoption.

What is the legal definition of permanency?

Legal permanency: A legally established relationship through reunification, adoption or guardianships. Relational permanency: An emotional attachment between the youth and caregivers and other family members and kin.

What is an example of permanency?

Often, permanence means having a parent who helps you grow into adulthood and staying connected with other family members and friends. Maybe when you leave foster care you reunite with your mom, but keep in touch with the foster parents who took care of you.

How do you achieve permanency?

Permanency means a youth is a member of a safe, stable, nurturing familyforever. Permanency can mean adoption, but it also can mean reunification, guardianship, or kinship care. The concept is important, because it emphasizes the needs of youth over any particular legal arrangement.

What is the meaning of pre adoption?

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.

What are the 5 goals of permanency?

Los Angeles County, California policy identifies the following as prioritized legal permanency outcomes, in this order: 1) reunification with birth parents, 2) adoption by relative, 3) Kin-Gap-legal guardianship with current relative caregivers, 4) adoption by non-relative, and 5) legal guardianship by a non-relative

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