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The Permanency Pact is a commitment by a supportive adult to provide various forms of assistance and support to a young person, aiming to establish a lifelong, kin-like relationship. It outlines specific supports that may include advocacy, childcare, career counseling, educational assistance, and emotional support among others.

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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 a permanency pact?

Whats a Permanency Pact? A pledge by a supportive adult to provide specific supports to a young person in foster care with a goal of establishing a lifelong, kin-like relationship. the national network for young people in foster care. FOSTERCLUB. Permanency Pact 2006 FosterClub, Inc.

What is the concept of permanency?

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.

What is the primary goal of permanency?

Reunification: Reunification is the primary goal when any child is placed in foster care. This permanency option involves safely returning a child to their biological family only after the issues that led to their placement in the system have been addressed.

What are the benefits of permanency?

Permanency can help a child form and maintain deep attachment to caretaker(s), which must be present to ensure a childs optimal physical and emotional growth and health (Szalavitz and Perry 2010).