CYFS definition

CYFS means the Department of Child Youth and Family Services.
CYFS means the Department of Child Youth and Family Services. "Designated caregiver" means a relative or close family friend designated in writing by the parents of an international student as the caregiver and accommodation provider for that student, but does not include a boarding establishment owner, manager, or employee.

Examples of CYFS in a sentence

  • If necessary, the school will also refer the matter to CYFS, Truancy Services, the New Zealand Police or any other appropriate outside agencies.

  • Any issue that is unresolved by Step B (above) shall be referred to the CAPSLO CYFS Division Director and/or Executive Director and to the SELPA Director (or his/her designee) for resolution.

  • This responsibility may include the re-notification to CYFS of previously established ‘Notifier Concerns’ and the notification to CYFS of families who do not attend or participate in agreed plans for support and services.

  • Department of Health staff will ensure that CYFS are notified in the instance where services/support are withdrawn or unable to be provided by them or refused by the family.

  • This requires that staff be attentive and respond to initial suspicions of child abuse or neglect and act to confidently engage with CYFS as the statutory authority for child protection.

  • Any capital expenditures less than $10,000 will be expensed in CYFS operating budget.

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  • SAIC means the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of the PRC and/or its regional and local counterparts.

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