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What is kinship care in Maryland?

What is Kinship Care? In Maryland, Kinship Care is designed to preserve family ties by assisting when possible with the needs of children, the biological parents and the relative providing 24 hour care, 7 days per week to the child. There are two categories of Kinship Care: Formal and Informal.

What is the kinship law in Maryland?

The kinship caregiver nurtures, supports, and protects the child until theres a permanent solution. In Maryland, a kinship parent is an individual related by blood or marriage. The caregiver must be related within five degrees of consanguinity. That may be a grandparent, aunt, uncle, cousin or another relative.

What are the disadvantages of kinship?

What are the Common Challenges in Kinship Care? Shame. Many kinship providers report feelings of shame. Fear. Another common emotion that many kinship providers report is fear. Guilt. Anger or Resentment. Divided Loyalties. Make a committment. Bring in a professional. Ditch the self-blame!

What is an example of kinship care?

Kinship care is when a child lives with relatives when their parent(s) cannot care for them. Within the context of foster care, kinship care often occurs when a child is in an unsafe environment and goes to live with other family members.

Who is eligible for kinship care in Maryland?

Do I Qualify as a Kinship Caregiver? You may qualify for benefits if you are a Kinship Caregiver who is related by blood or marriage within five degrees of family connection/consanguinity to a child who is in your physical care full time: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.