Voluntary Placement Agreements Sample Clauses

Voluntary Placement Agreements. In the unusual case of any Child that is placed with the Contractor for xxxxxx care services pursuant to a voluntary placement agreement (“VPA”) entered into under IC § 31-34-1-16(b) among the Contractor, a Placing Agency, and the Child’s parent(s), guardian, or custodian, the provisions of this Contract and the ICPR shall apply to all services provided in accordance with the VPA for which DCS makes any payment, to the extent the provisions of this Contract and the ICPR are not in conflict or inconsistent with the terms and provisions of the VPA.
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Voluntary Placement Agreements. Prescribed Forms‌ Voluntary Placement Agreements Section 14 of The Child and Family Services Act provides for a parent, guardian or other person who has actual care and control of a child, to enter into a voluntary placement agreement (VPA) with an agency for the placing of a child without transfer of guardianship. An agreement may be entered into:  when a person is unable to make adequate provision for the care of a child because of illness, misfortune, or other circumstances likely to be of a temporary duration, or  because the child: ▫ is a child with a mental disability as defined in The Vulnerable Persons Living with a Mental Disability Act, ▫ is suffering from a chronic medical disability requiring treatment which cannot be provided if the child remains at home, or ▫ is 14 years of age or older and beyond the control of the person entering into the agreement. Subsections 14(2) and (3) set limits on the duration of agreements and renewals. Subsections 14(4) and (5) provide for the termination of agreements or renewals by an agency or the person who entered into the agreement. Subsection 15(1) states an agreement by a minor is valid. Subsection 15(2) requires a person who enters into such an agreement with an agency to provide financial information prescribed by regulation (see Section 1.2.6, Service Agreements for details). Prescribed Forms Schedule A of the Child and Family Services Regulation contains prescribed forms as follows: Form CFS-7 – Voluntary Placement Agreement Form CFS-8 – Renewal of Voluntary Placement Agreement Form CFS-9 – Termination of Voluntary Placement Agreement Form CFS-10 – Declaration of Family Income These forms cannot be changed other than by an amendment to the regulation. Printable versions are available through the Child and Family Services Information System.
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