Permanency goal definition

Permanency goal means the desired outcome of intervention and service, which is determined to be consistent with the health, safety, well-being, and best interests of the child. A permanent legal status is usually a component of the permanency goal.

Permanency goal means the outcome of the permanency planning process, which may be reintegration, adoption, appointment of a permanent custodian or another planned permanent living arrangement.

Permanency goal means a goal set by the court as

Examples of Permanency goal in a sentence

• Item 6: Stability of foster care placementPurpose of Assessment: To determine if the child in foster care is in a stable placement at the time of the onsite review and that any changes in placement that occurred during the period under review were in the best interest of the child and consistent with achieving the child’s permanency goal(s).Item 7: Permanency goal for childPurpose of Assessment: To determine whether appropriate permanency goals were established for the child in a timely manner.

• Permanency goal for childItem 7 was assigned an overall rating of Area Needing Improvement.

• Permanency goal of other planned permanent living arrangementItem 10 was assigned an overall rating of Area Needing Improvement.

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• Program entry criteria:• Foster care is not appropriate;• Age 19 or older (Younger youth at least 17½ who reside in certain geographical locations where TLP is not available can qualify for ILO if TLP criteria in Subsections (a)(1) or (2) of these Procedures are met.);• Stable placement for one year prior to referral;• Diploma from an accredited high school or GED;• Permanency goal of Independence;• 6 month steady work history is recommended.

More Definitions of Permanency goal

Permanency goal means the desired outcome of interventions and services, which is determined to be consistent with the health, safety, well-being, and best interest of the child/youth. For each child/youth, there will be one primary current goal from the following options:

Permanency goal means the desired outcome of child welfare intervention and service that is determined to be consistent with the health, safety, well-being, and best interests of the DCFS Youth in Care as defined by the Juvenile Court Act.

Permanency goal means the case plan goal that is established to ensure the child will receive a permanent, safe and stable setting to grow up in. The permanency goals are reunification, adoption, permanent guardianship of a dependent child, placement with a fit and willing relative or another planned permanent living arrangement.

Permanency goal means a goal set by the court as defined in subdivision (2) of Section 2-28.

Permanency goal means the case plan goal which is established to ensure the child will receive a permanent, safe, and stable setting to grow up in. Available permanency goal options are reunification, adoption, permanent guardianship of a dependent child, or another planned permanent living arrangement.

Permanency goal means the outcome of the permanency planning process, which may be reintegration, adoption, appointment of a permanent custodian, establishment of SOUL family legal permanency or another planned permanent living arrangement.

Permanency goal means the living arrangement identified for the child to return to or identified as the permanent living arrangement of the child. Permanency goals applicable under this chapter, listed in order of preference, are: Reunification; Adoption when petition for termination of parental rights has been or will be filed; Permanent guardianship of a dependent child under Chapter 39, F.S.; Permanent placement with a fit and willing relative under Chapter 39, F.S.; or Placement in another planned permanent living arrangement, Chapter 39, F.S. The permanency goal is also the Case Plan goal. If concurrent Case Planning is being used, reunification may be pursued at same time another permanency goal is pursued.