Children for Whom DCYF has Placement and Care Responsibility definition

Children for Whom DCYF has Placement and Care Responsibility means individuals, ages birth through 21 for whom DCYF has temporary protective custody, legal supervision, custody, or guardianship pursuant to RSA 169-C, 170-B, 170-C, and 463, or who JJS has custody pursuant to RSA 169-B and 169-D for the purposes of placement, excluding youth committed to the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC) or incarcerated at any other secure facility where they are awaiting disposition by the court of jurisdiction.

Related to Children for Whom DCYF has Placement and Care Responsibility

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