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PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS/FACTORS TO CONSIDER In developing the FVP, the Team shall examine the following: • Physical/emotional well-being of the child(ren). • Parents' strengths and needs. The Team shall list the parents' strengths in the FVP as well as any needs (e.g. mental health, drug addiction, parenting skills, developmental delay) for which they require assistance to reunify with their children. • Parents' obligations. Parents' work, school, treatment and court-ordered responsibilities must be assessed by the Team in developing an effective visitation plan. • Child(ren)'s strengths and needs. The Team shall examine the strengths as well as any needs (e.g. medical, mental health, developmental) of the child(ren) that need to be addressed to facilitate family reunification. • Child(ren)'s desires. The FVP shall include the child(ren)'s requests in regards to participating in visitation and ultimately reunifying with their parents/guardians. • Child(ren)'s obligations. The Team must consider any school, social, treatment or work-related obligations of the child(ren) in developing the FVP. • Sibling Visitation. The FVP must assess the appropriateness of sibling visitation and include specific guidelines concerning how sibling visitation will be facilitated. The frequency, duration, location, transportation, and type of contact should be detailed in the FVP. • Pre-removal family activities. The Team must identify how the family spent time together prior to the child being removed from the home, and where appropriate facilitate visits that incorporate the pre-removal activities. Note that these should include school and preschool activities. It should be made clear to all parties that the parent is the Holder of Education Rights, unless these rights have been limited by the court. • Available resources. The Team must evaluate all resources at the family's and caregiver's disposal to aid in family visitation/reunification and is encouraged to think creatively in developing additional resources. Note that the parents and family members should be afforded opportunities to participate in the removed child(ren)'s school functions and medical visits. • Child(ren)'s Placement. The child(ren) should reside in the most appropriate placement that best facilitates the goals and objectives of the FVP. • Caregiver's Needs. The Team must take into account the caregiver's needs, concerns and resources in developing the FVP. • Case Plan Goals. The FVP should be utilized to assist the family in reaching case plan goals. • Resources. Availability and limitations. PARTICIPANTS' CONSIDERATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES In developing the FVP, the Team shall take into account the specific needs of case participants. Moreover, the FVP must clearly define each participant's responsibilities in relation to visitation and clearly connect these responsibilities to the reunification objectives. Such needs and responsibilities should take into consideration the level of supervision required, the continuum of care to be provided to the child and the multitude of parties who can participate in the Team and visitation. The following guidelines, standards, and responsibilities should be considered for each of the following case participants: In developing the FVP, the Team must assess the following in regards to the child's parent/legal guardian: • Level of risk posed by parent, if any • Transportation issues or problems • Work, school or court-mandated program obligations • Strengths/weaknesses 13 EXHIBIT CC
• Whether or not the parent is a Regional Center client or otherwise developmentally delayed • Incarceration • Institutionalization • Court-ordered restrictions • Relationship with caregiver In developing the FVP, the Team must assess the following in regards to the child(ren): • School obligations • Community/extracurricular activities • Therapy/counseling or other court-mandated sessions • Child(ren)'s desire to spend time with peers • Issues with transportation • Safety with/between proposed visitors, given specific case history • Child(ren)'s desire to participate in visitation with parents, siblings and other relatives • Medical appointments or other medical considerations • Address the child’s anxieties and expectations • Safe environment In developing the FVP, the Team must consider the following in regards to caregivers: • Willingness of caregivers to have the visitation occur in the home/facility • Number of children in the home for whom visitation must be coordinated (not just children of case being reviewed). • Impact on other children in home • Transportation • Space for accommodating visits • Ability and appropriateness of caregiver to supervise visits • Restrictions on the visitation the caregiver feels are needed Team Facilitator In relation to visitation, the Team facilitator is required to: • Remain neutral with respect to all meeting participants. • Model respectful interaction with the family, staff and other participants. • Create an inclusive meeting environment. • Manage the Team meeting, and facilitate the development of the FVP. • Support DCFS best practices and procedures. • Recognize and appropriately utilize all available resources. • Guide the team towards generating creative solutions that address and ensure child safety. • Work to develop a consensus among all Team participants. • Focus on family strengths. Parents/Legal Guardians In relation to visitation or other contact with the child, the parent/legal guardian is required to: • Ensure the emotional/physical safety and well-being of the child. 14 EXHIBIT CC
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DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY S
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REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICAT
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Preamble For o
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COUNTY agencies and their partners
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1.3 DCFS Mission Statement DCFS wil
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2.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 2.0 Scope o
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2.4.1.2 Prospective Contractor must
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old for 30 days or less; (3) provid
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Contractor protest. In all cases, t
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2.19 Conflict of Interest No County
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submit evidence at that hearing. Af
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solicitation may result in the pros
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County’s contracting process by c
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2.33 Contractor’s Charitable Cont
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3.0 Instructions to Prospective Con
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The request for a Solicitation Requ
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3.7.1 Language The SOQ and all docu
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coverage should the prospective Con
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3.8.6 Please refer to Section 3.0 I
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4.0 SOQ REVIEW/SELECTION/QUALIFICAT
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The Department will execute Board o
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19 20 21 22 List of Required Forms
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CONTRACTOR’S ORGANIZATION QUESTIO
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CONTRACTOR’S ORGANIZATION QUESTIO
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VENDOR’S EEO CERTIFICATION REQUIR
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REQUIRED FORMS - FORM 5 FAMILIARITY
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PROSPECTIVE CONTRACTOR LIST OF TERM
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REQUIRED FORMS - FORM 9 COUNTY OF L
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REQUIRED FORMS - FORM 11 OFFER TO P
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CERTIFICATION OF FISCAL COMPLIANCE
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LIST OF COMMITMENTS Legal Name of A
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REQUIRED FORMS - FORM 17 CONTRACTOR
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CERTIFIED FOSTER PARENT CONFIDENTIA
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CONTRACTOR’S EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGE
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Type of program: Foster Family Agen
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CONTRACTOR’S NAME: CONTRACT NO. N
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REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICAT
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TRANSMITTAL FORM TO REQUEST A RFSQ
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APPENDIX E LISTING OF CONTRACTORS D
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SAMPLE CONTRACT COUNTY OF LOS ANGEL
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LIST OF EXHIBITS SAMPLE CONTRACT Ex
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SAMPLE CONTRACT Exhibit A-IX Requir
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as a single process. SAMPLE CONTRAC
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 2.27 “Foster Care
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SAMPLE CONTRACT written in accordan
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SAMPLE CONTRACT Such insurance shal
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 6.0 INSURANCE COVER
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SAMPLE CONTRACT partial, and supple
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 7.15 Provided that
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10.0 COUNTY’S RESPONSIBILITY SAMP
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 10.13 The CSWs shal
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SAMPLE CONTRACT and/or Certified Fo
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SAMPLE CONTRACT Investigation/Monit
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SAMPLE CONTRACT will also invite CO
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 18.4 The CONTRACTOR
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SAMPLE CONTRACT management review,
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 20.2 CONTRACTOR and
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 22.2 CONTRACTOR her
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SAMPLE CONTRACT notice by the CONTR
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SAMPLE CONTRACT COUNTY’s prior wr
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SAMPLE CONTRACT FOSTER FAMILY AGENC
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SAMPLE CONTRACT to the Contract, wh
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SAMPLE CONTRACT governing or impact
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8.0 GRIEVANCES SAMPLE CONTRACT term
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 11.1.2 For purposes
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SAMPLE CONTRACT CONTRACTOR will int
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SAMPLE CONTRACT conduct a hearing w
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SAMPLE CONTRACT CONTRACTOR warrants
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SAMPLE CONTRACT solely of CONTRACTO
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SAMPLE CONTRACT 30.1.3 CONTRACTOR m
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SAMPLE CONTRACT not limited to, the
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SAMPLE CONTRACT amounts COUNTY clai
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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARMENTS OF
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PART A: INTRODUCTION 1.0 PREAMBLE E
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EXHIBIT A COUNTY agencies and thei
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EXHIBIT A (Health and Safety Code),
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PART B: TARGET DEMOGRAPHICS 1.0 TAR
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1.0 SAFETY EXHIBIT A PERFORMANCE OU
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1.1.7 Required Services by CONTRACT
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EXHIBIT A The CONTRACTOR shall Moni
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PROGRAM TARGET GROUP: Placed Childr
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EXHIBIT A the fullest extent possib
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EXHIBIT A Monitor for Compliance th
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3.0 WELL-BEING EXHIBIT A PERFORMANC
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EXHIBIT A participation in treatmen
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EXHIBIT A individuals to the extent
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EXHIBIT A 88068.2, 88068.3, and 880
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EXHIBIT A objectives appropriate to
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EXHIBIT A The CONTRACTOR shall prov
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3.7.4 Monetary Consequences EXHIBIT
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EXHIBIT A Days. After 14 Days, the
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EXHIBIT A The CONTRACTOR shall have
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EXHIBIT A for the Placed Child to r
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EXHIBIT A specified in the Needs an
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EXHIBIT A The CONTRACTOR shall Moni
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FOSTER YOUTH BILL OF RIGHTS EXHIBIT
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EXHIBIT A-I 19. Residents have the
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EXHIBIT A-I Reprise 25. Residents s
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INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK EXHIBIT A-
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EXHIBIT A-IVa STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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FOSTER CHILD’S NEEDS AND CASE PLA
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AGENCY - GROUP HOME AGREEMENT Child
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EXHIBIT A-VIII SPECIAL INCIDENT REP
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5. SERIOUS INJURY, ILLNESS OR ACCID
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EXHIBIT A-VIII 10. SIGNIFICANT INCI
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SCREENING REQUIREMENT PERIODICITY S
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Anticonvulsant medications, when pr
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APPROVAL LEVELS Section Level Appro
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(CSW completes top section) Los Ang
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D. Please attach a list of the foll
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TO THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN
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implementation of individual provis
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E. Negotiation and Approval of Indi
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objectives of the organization are
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distribution base. The result of th
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special cost studies (such as an en
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other activity. The bases must be e
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g. The results of each negotiation
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49. Training costs 50. Transportati
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e. Costs identified in subparagraph
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compensation for employees on feder
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(3) Excise taxes on accumulated fun
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with certainty as to time, intensit
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appeals, antitrust suits, or the pr
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(1) Donated or volunteer services m
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(1) Capital expenditures for genera
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(2) "Idle facilities" means complet
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enovations, alterations, equipment,
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already required or maintained. Als
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see paragraphs 37., Professional se
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41. Recruiting costs. a. Subject to
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continued to own the property. This
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(3) Fees charges by the educational
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e. Foreign travel. Direct charges f
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A-C Handbook Page 1 AUDITOR-CONTROL
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A-C Handbook Page 3 2.2 Cash Receip
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A-C Handbook Page 5 If a Payroll Re
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A-C Handbook Page 7 Outside Meals -
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A-C Handbook Page 9 CONTRACTOR shal
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A-C Handbook Page 11 2.3 Petty Cash
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A-C Handbook Page 13 Salaried emplo
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A-C Handbook Page 15 Indirect Cost
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A-C Handbook Page 17 2.3 Acceptable
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A-C Handbook Page 19 D. UNALLOWABLE
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EXHIBIT C-II AUDITOR-CONTROLLER/DEP
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• California Code of Regulations,
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If CONTRACTOR and A-C/DCFS hold a p
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XIV. Final Report to the Board of S
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EXHIBIT D Cont. I understand that I
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EXHIBIT D-I Cont. I understand that
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24. Equipment Leases 25. Depreciati
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Report all costs related to telepho
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EXHIBIT E D. Total Un-Expended AFDC
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EXHIBIT F (D) If the State Departme
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EXHIBIT F (C) Individuals who are e
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EXHIBIT F processing. (B) Upon requ
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EXHIBIT F self-addressed envelope f
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EXHIBIT F shall disclose that clien
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EXHIBIT F state, would have been pu
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statement, fingerprints and photogr
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Name, Address and Telephone Number
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EXHIBIT G If a CSW or SCSW has any
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EXHIBIT G 10) minute orders and cou
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EXHIBIT G See Procedural Guide 0200
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EXHIBIT G that the research will no
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EXHIBIT G detrimental to the safety
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EXHIBIT G Procedural Guide 0500-504
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EXHIBIT H of changes to the plan. (
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EXHIBIT I (e) The child's caretaker
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EXHIBIT I CSW in Concurrent Plannin
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Procedures A. WHEN: A CHILD IS DETA
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B. WHEN: A CHILD IS IN OUT-OF-HOME
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Dependency Investigator CSW Respons
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EXHIBIT I For offices who have impl
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EXHIBIT I FB1 Addendum, Family Back
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CHILD WELFARE SERVICES PROGRAM 31-4
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Department of the Treasury Internal
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DCFS FOSTER FAMILY AGENCY CONTRACT
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EXHIBIT N medication authorizations
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EXHIBIT N 5. The DCFS Division Chie
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EXHIBIT O 1. The lesser number is a
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EXHIBIT O COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CON
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CONTRACTOR’S CERTIFICATION OF COM
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F I F I F I F I EXHIBIT R F O R Y O
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8. Does the child receive the sport
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EXHIBIT R 33. Is the child given th
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Every baby deserves a chance for a
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Es mejor que las mujeres busquen ay
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• Llámenos para recibir informac
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A. WHEN: A FAD INDICATES A POTENTIA
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EXHIBIT T O/P Collection EW 4. INVA
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EXHIBIT T NOTE: Overpayment recover
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Reconciliation EW 3. Receive the Ba
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Overpayment Recovery Unit ES WHO HO
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CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS CERTIFICAT
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SERVICE DELIVERY SITES Foster Famil
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION/SUMM
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PURPOSE/PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT These
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TEAMING PROCESS Family-Centered Tea
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COURT ORDERS Oftentimes, the judici
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First 24 Hours Child removed from p
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FAMILY VISITATION PLAN Prior to the
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• Whether or not the parent is a
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• Maintain objectivity, and remai
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Judicial Officers Judicial Officers
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Unless the FVP specifically states
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the visitation objectives. In addit
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Sexual Abuse Permanency Transportat
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SUBCOMMITTEE MEMBERS The Drafting S
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EXHIBIT Y of information, including
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EXHIBIT Y accounting of Disclosures
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DISCHARGE SUMMARY FOR DCFS: FOSTER
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10.0 COMPLIANCE WITH CIVIL RIGHTS L
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Exhibit T Overpayments Exhibit U Gr
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WHEREAS, CONTRACTOR warrants that i
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2.0 DEFINITIONS Exhibit T Overpayme
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2.16 “Do Not Refer Status” or
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2.31 “Pool Rate” - means the ra
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notify COUNTY of such change. COUNT
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equivalent providing the CONTRACTOR
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a bed open for a Placed Child, CONT
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7.14 CONTRACTOR may appeal the fina
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9.2 If CONTRACTOR’s staff qualify
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10.11 COUNTY Workers shall provide
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13.0 FEES 12.1 CONTRACTOR shall mai
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Exhibit N, DCFS/Probation Group Hom
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16.0 FINANCIAL REPORTING 16.1 CONTR
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closing summary of CONTRACTOR's rec
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including but not limited to, the U
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19.6 Nothing herein precludes COUNT
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entirety; or (2) reduced in accorda
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accounted for and that unspent fund
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omissions, resulting from its perfo
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County of Los Angeles - Department
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4.0 BUDGET REDUCTIONS In the event
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6.2.3 The assurance that all employ
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CONTRACTOR hereby assures that it w
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12.3 CONTRACTOR shall comply with a
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modify, deny or adopt the proposed
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minimum waiting time for clearance.
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County of Los Angeles Department of
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eject children for placement consis
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30.0 DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION 30.1
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33.7 CONTRACTOR shall obtain the fo
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35.0 TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE 35
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CONTRACTOR receives, has access to,
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COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF
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• Safety and Survival; • Emotio
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Service Access Service providers wi
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The CONTRACTOR shall request approv
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Plan/Quarterly Reports in cooperati
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6.4 The CONTRACTOR’S Treatment Te
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PART C: SERVICE TASKS TO ACHIEVE PE
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1.0: SAFETY PERFORMANCE OUTCOME GOA
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Placed Children; and (2) abide by a
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(b) The CONTRACTOR shall use seclus
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PERFORMANCE OUTCOME SUMMARY 2.0 PER
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2.0: REUNIFICATION/PERMANENCY PERFO
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2.2 Visitation Plan: modification i
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(a) For infants from birth to 6 mon
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PERFORMANCE OUTCOME SUMMARY 3.0 WEL
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3.0 WELL-BEING PERFORMANCE OUTCOME
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(b) Two children’s rights recentl
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their responsibilities to pupils in
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3.2.8 Educational Assessments by th
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information such as immunizations g
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The CONTRACTOR shall have an emerge
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assistance with homework; (5) daily
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3.11.5 Clothing Fit, Appropriatenes
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placed with a minor parent if the C
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PART D - PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT SU
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FOSTER YOUTH BILL OF RIGHTS EXHIBIT
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19. Residents have the right to con
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not prohibited by the resident's ne
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ii EXHIBIT A-II I
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OUT-OF-HOME CARE EXHIBIT A-II What
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EXHIBIT A-II What is a juvenile cou
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EXHIBIT A-II care still exist, if y
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EXHIBIT A-II Can I have an attorney
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TYPES OF PLACEMENTS EXHIBIT A-II Wh
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GUARDIANSHIP EXHIBIT A-II What is t
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INDEPENDENT LIVING EXHIBIT A-II Wha
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CONFIDENTIALITY AND YOUR RECORDS EX
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WHEN RECORDS ARE DESTROYED Juvenile
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MONEY EXHIBIT A-II Do I have a righ
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RELIGION Can my foster parents or N
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EXHIBIT A-II What if I can't get a
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EMANCIPATION EXHIBIT A-II What does
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EXHIBIT A-II What are the disadvant
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS EXHIBIT A-II With
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DEFINITION INDEX The number refers
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ENDNOTES 1. The following abbreviat
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35. WIC 317(c) 36. WIC 317(d),(e) E
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84. VC 12814.6 85. VC 17701 86. FC
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PROBATION CASE PLAN FORM (PROB 1385
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EXHIBIT A-V 1. Describe Circumstanc
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EXHIBIT A-V _______________________
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SIGNATURES: EXHIBIT A-V MINOR: THIS
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FOSTER CHILD’S NEEDS AND CASE PLA
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cc: to group home, child’s(ren’
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SPECIAL INCIDENT REPORTING GUIDE FO
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APPROVAL LEVELS Section Level Appro
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Group Home Organization: FORMAT FOR
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GROUP HOME PROGRAM STATEMENT EXHIBI
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TO THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN
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implementation of individual provis
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objectives of the organization are
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distribution base. The result of th
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special cost studies (such as an en
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other activity. The bases must be e
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g. The results of each negotiation
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49. Training costs 50. Transportati
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compensation for employees on feder
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(3) Excise taxes on accumulated fun
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with certainty as to time, intensit
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appeals, antitrust suits, or the pr
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(1) Donated or volunteer services m
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(1) Capital expenditures for genera
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(2) "Idle facilities" means complet
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enovations, alterations, equipment,
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already required or maintained. Als
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see paragraphs 37., Professional se
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41. Recruiting costs. a. Subject to
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continued to own the property. This
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48. Termination costs applicable to
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(3) Fees charges by the educational
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e. Foreign travel. Direct charges f
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A-C Handbook Page 1 AUDITOR-CONTROL
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A-C Handbook Page 3 2.2 Cash Receip
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A-C Handbook Page 5 If a Payroll Re
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A-C Handbook Page 7 Outside Meals -
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A-C Handbook Page 9 CONTRACTOR shal
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A-C Handbook Page 11 2.3 Petty Cash
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A-C Handbook Page 13 Salaried emplo
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A-C Handbook Page 15 Indirect Cost
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A-C Handbook Page 17 2.3 Acceptable
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A-C Handbook Page 19 D. UNALLOWABLE
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EXHIBIT C-II AUDITOR-CONTROLLER/DEP
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EXHIBIT C-II circumstances, the ent
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EXHIBIT C-II At the pre-exit meetin
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EXHIBIT C-II will be provided with
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CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Group Home Semi-Annual Expenditure
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EXHIBIT F (D) If the State Departme
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EXHIBIT F (C) Individuals who are e
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EXHIBIT F subdivision (g). The Stat
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EXHIBIT F processing. (B) Upon requ
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EXHIBIT F self-addressed envelope f
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EXHIBIT F shall disclose that clien
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EXHIBIT F state, would have been pu
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statement, fingerprints and photogr
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Name, Address and Telephone Number
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EXHIBIT G If a CSW or SCSW has any
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EXHIBIT G 10) minute orders and cou
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0500-501.20 (Rev 12/02) EXHIBIT G 4
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EXHIBIT G See Procedural Guide 0200
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EXHIBIT G that the research will no
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EXHIBIT G detrimental to the safety
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EXHIBIT G Procedural Guide 0500-504
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EXHIBIT H of changes to the plan. (
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EXHIBIT I (e) The child's caretaker
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EXHIBIT I CSW in Concurrent Plannin
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Procedures A. WHEN: A CHILD IS DETA
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B. WHEN: A CHILD IS IN OUT-OF-HOME
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Dependency Investigator CSW Respons
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EXHIBIT I For offices who have impl
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EXHIBIT I FB1 Addendum, Family Back
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Department of the Treasury Internal
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DCFS GROUP HOME CONTRACT INVESTIGAT
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EXHIBIT N c) insufficient or poor f
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EXHIBIT N 5. The Division Chief or
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EXHIBIT O 1. The lesser number is a
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EXHIBIT O COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES CON
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CONTRACTOR’S CERTIFICATION OF COM
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F I F I F I F I EXHIBIT R F O R Y O
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8. Does the child receive the sport
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EXHIBIT R 33. Is the child given th
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It is best that women seek help to
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Page 857 and 858: DATE OF ISSUE: APPLICABLE TO: LEGAL
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Page 863 and 864: EXHIBIT T Deposit EW 3. Reconcile t
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Page 882 and 883: Date Type Los Angeles County Probat
Page 884 and 885: Are there any SIRS to report? Yes N
Page 886 and 887: TARGET POPULATIONS WITH CORRESPONDI
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Page 890 and 891: CONTRACT NO. COUNTY PROGRAM DIRECTO
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Page 894 and 895: INTRODUCTION/SUMMARY In June, 2005,
Page 896 and 897: elatives) should reflect the unique
Page 898 and 899: Additionally, every effort should b
Page 900 and 901: DEPENDENCY CASE STAGES Stage 1: Pre
Page 902 and 903: The Pre-Disposition Family Visitati
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Page 912 and 913: issues specific to teen parents. Th
Page 914 and 915: Circumstance Team Response in FVP
Page 916 and 917: BIBLIOGRAPHY Casey Family Programs.
Page 918 and 919: Reporting Runaways A Guide for Care
Page 920 and 921: CONTRACTOR’S OBLIGATIONS UNDER HI
Page 922 and 923: 213-974-2166 EXHIBIT EE The initial
Page 924 and 925: 5.0 MISCELLANEOUS EXHIBIT EE agents
Page 926 and 927: CONTRACTOR’S NAME: CONTRACT NO. C
Page 928 and 929: BACKGROUND AND RESOURCES: CALIFORNI
Page 930 and 931: It is best that women seek help to
Page 932 and 933: Safely Surrendered Baby Hotline (87
Page 934 and 935: Cada recién nacido merece una opor
Page 936 and 937: 2.203.010 Findings. Chapter 2.203,
Page 938: APPENDIX M following: 1. Has ten or
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