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The document is a toolkit for local education and social services agencies in New York, aimed at ensuring the educational stability and transportation needs of students in foster care. It outlines federal and state requirements for collaboration between local education agencies (LEAs) and local departments of social services (LDSS) to support the best interests of children placed in foster care. Key components include guidelines for communication, best interest determinations, transportation agreements, and responsibilities of both LEAs and LDSSs to facilitate timely enrollment and transportation for affected students.

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How much do foster parents get paid per child in California?

Once you are approved as a resource family and a child is placed with you, you will receive basic foster care funding rate of $1,037 a month per child.

Do you get a monthly check when you foster a child in California?

1:56 3:06 But the way you include foster children and their payments in your application can affect yourMoreBut the way you include foster children and their payments in your application can affect your eligibility. And the amount of benefits you receive.

How many foster parents quit after first placement?

Nearly half of foster parents quit in their first year of fostering due to lack of support, poor communication with caseworkers, insufficient training to address childs needs and lack of say in the childs well-being. Foster parents do their best for children when theyre valued as important partners.

What is the role of a social worker in foster care?

Foster care social workers play a key role in helping foster parents provide safe and therapeutic homes to the children in their care. In regular visits to foster family homes, social workers assess the psychological and physical needs of children and give support to foster parents.

How much does CA pay to foster a child?

The state of California offers a monthly stipend for foster care at an average of $1000 to $2,609 per month to help with the expenses from taking care of the child. It is one of the highest-paying states in the nation in this regard. This figure is for each child you take into your home.