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- In section 1, assess whether returning the child poses a risk. Provide evidence supporting your conclusion in the designated area.
- For placement details, indicate if the current placement is appropriate. If not, specify what type of placement is needed.
- In section 6, evaluate and document any reunification services being provided to parents or guardians. Be specific about progress made.
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You must have a permanency plan hearing within 12 months of coming into foster care and every 6 months thereafter until your permanency plan is achieved.Read more
Generally, permanency planning hearings must be held every 12 months for each child in foster care. beyond 18 months after child was placed in foster care.
A permanency planning hearing shall be held in all cases where the child has remained in out-of-home care for at least nine months and an adoption decree,