Policies-uat ncdhhs divisionalsocialDSS-5240: Permanency Planning Family Services Agreement-2025

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The document is a North Carolina Monthly Permanency Planning Contact Record designed for tracking and assessing the well-being of children in out-of-home placements. It includes sections for demographic information, placement environment, provider well-being, child status, and safety. The record aims to ensure that children's needs are met in foster care or residential settings by documenting visits, relationships, health status, education, and connections with their birth families.

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What is the goal of permanency planning?

Permanency is best achieved through a legal relationship such as parental custody, adoption, kinship care, or guardianship. Placement stability is not permanency. Planning for children is focused on the goal of preserving their family, reunifying their family, or achieving permanency with another family.

What is the primary purpose of a permanency hearing?

At the permanency hearing, the court shall determine the permanent plan for the child, which shall include a determination of whether the child will be returned to the childs home and, if so, when.

What is concurrent planning ing to the Adoption and Safe Families Act 1997?

The Concurrent Planning approach emphasizes working toward family reunification while at the same time establishing a back-up permanency plan to be implemented if children cannot return safely home to their biological parents.

Why is permanency important?

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). Permanency promotes a long-term sense of connectedness in young people (Donohue, Bradley-king, Cahalane, 2013).

What is the idea of permanency?

In child welfare, permanency is a permanent, stable living situation, ideally one in which family connections are preserved. Permanency planning begins when a child comes to the attention of the child welfare system.