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2. Documentation that the child had been in the custody of the Department atleast 6 months prior to entering subsidized independent living with a goal ofadoption, long term licensed care or independent living3. Documentation that the child was determined to be able to demonstrateindependent living skills4. Documentation of all required parental notifications5. The written agreement between the child and the CBC6. The child’s case plan7. Documentation of the dates and locations of all contacts made by the servicesworker to the child8. Documentation of all judicial reviews9. Documentation of all staffings held10. The assessment of the living arrangement that was approved by the independentliving coordinator11. Copies of all required background screenings12. Documentation of the counsel and written notification provided by the servicesworker regarding the child’s independent living options13. Documentation of the child’s expenses (budget) that support their subsidyamountAftercare Support Services1. The Aftercare Support Services Cash Assistance Application2. Aftercare services assessment3. A list of all aftercare support services received by the young adult including theservice provider and date of service4. Documentation that the young adult left foster care at age 18Road-to-Independence1. The Road-to-Independence Scholarship and/or ETV Funds Applicationand/or the Road-to-Independence Scholarship and/or ETV Funds RenewalChecklist2. The annual review3. The assessment of the living and educational needs (high school needsassessment or post secondary needs assessment as applicable)4. Documentation that the young adult has either earned a high school diploma orits equivalent, a special certificate, or has reached age 18 years5. Documentation that the young adult was adjudicated dependent6. Documentation that the young adult was living in licensed foster care or insubsidized independent living at the time of their 18 th birthday7. Documentation that the young adult spent at least six months in foster carebefore reaching age 188. Documentation that the young adult is a resident of Florida9. Documentation that one of the following requirements were met 1) the youngadult has earned a standard high school diploma or a special diploma orwww.myflorida.com/audgen
certificate and is admitted for full-time enrollment in an eligible postsecondaryeducation institution, 2) the young adult is enrolled full time in an accreditedhigh school, or 3) the young adult is enrolled fulltime in an accredited adulteducation program designed to provide the student with a high school diploma?10. Documentation that the young adult completed the number of hours to beconsidered full time by the educational institution11. Documentation that the young adult met appropriate progress12. For young adults indicated as receiving Chafee or State funds, documentationevidencing why the child was determined to be ineligible for ETV fundsTransitional Support Services1. The transition plan2. Documentation evidencing review of the transition plan3. A list of all transitional support services received by the young adult includingthe date of service4. The Transitional Support Eligibility and/or Educational Training VouchersFunds Application5. Documentation that the young adult was adjudicated dependent6. Documentation that the young adult was living in licensed foster care or insubsidized independent living at the time of their 18 th birthday7. Documentation that the young adult spent at least six months in foster carebefore reaching age 188. For young adults indicated as receiving Chafee or State funds, documentationevidencing why the child was determined to be ineligible for ETV fundsIn order that we may complete our audit in a timely manner, please provide thisinformation by April 12, 2010. Documentation can be in electronic (scanned) or hardcopy form. If any of the documentation is not available, please indicate so in writingand reference to the elements not available. Due to the confidential nature of theinformation contained in this request, please contact me when the files are available toarrange for a secure method to transfer the file documentation. If you need extra timeto complete this request or if you have any questions, please contact me at 487-9103.Thank you for your assistance.cc: Jerry Chesnuttwww.myflorida.com/audgen
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Chapter 01Resource List
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