FACS definition

FACS means the Family and Children’s Services data system.
FACS means the Family and Children Services System. FACS is a DHS mainframe information system that combines data about a number of related services to families and children. This system refers cases to ICAR for foster care recovery activity.
FACS means Family and Community Service

Examples of FACS in a sentence

  • Applications for FACS leave to attend court, for reasons other than criminal charges, will be assessed on an individual basis.

  • Example A: An employee working 38 hours per week will have an entitlement, in their first year of employment, to 24 hours of FACS leave.

  • Therefore, to calculate the employee’s available FACS leave as at 20 February 1997, add all FACS leave taken from 21 February 1995 to 20 February 1997 and deduct that amount from the 6 days entitlement.

  • Likewise, if the employee was rostered for 8 hours and was absent for the full 8 hours on FACS leave, he/she would be debited 8 hours of FACS leave.

  • FACS leave is available to part-time employees on a pro rata basis, based on the average number of hours worked per week.


More Definitions of FACS

FACS means the Family and Children’s Services data system and/or its’ equivalent replacement. Contractors should be advised the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) has announced the Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System (CCWIS) final rule, which when implemented in Iowa, will require Contractors to adapt as needed to comply with federal requirements. More information about CCWIS can be found at: https://www.acf.hhs.gov/media/9674.
FACS means Forum Accounting Services, LLC, fund accountant of each Fund.
FACS means the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.
FACS has the meaning set forth in the preamble hereof.
FACS means Forum Accounting Services, LLC, the fund accountant of the Fund.
FACS means Fair Access to Care Services or its replacement
FACS means the Commonwealth Department of Family and Community Services. “IDC” means interdepartmental committee.