Parenting For Permanency: Pre-service Training - Module 2 (CA)

1. What are some ways a Resource Family can provide emotional permanency to children and families?

Being attentive and available during both favorable and difficult times.

Ignoring and avoiding hard to deal with feelings and situations.

Ensuring the children attend church services regularly.

Cutting off contact when children reunify to help them reconnect with biological parents.

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2. Children and youth who come into the care of a Resource Family have experienced different levels of neglect, abuse and trauma. A Resource Family is responsible to provide children

With a safe home where they can grow and develop.

With room and board.

With a home that enforces strict boundaries and punishment.

With a place to go when they run away from their family of origin.

3. How can a Resource Family home best support permanency planning?

Collaborating with a team to make safety and well-being plans.

Avoiding team conversations regarding hard to reach agreements.

Creating a zero-tolerance policy for children and youth.

Identifying other foster parents who can provide care.

4. The central reason why children or youth enter the child welfare system is because

Their family of origin is poor.

There is high threat to the mental and physical safety of the child.

The child or youth wished to become emancipated from parents.

The child is unhappy in the home.

6. Resource Family homes play an active role in

Ensuring Safety, Permanency and Well-being for children and families.

Working to increase the number of children in foster care.

Recruiting other foster parents to support the home in times of need.

Coordinating all communications between parents and children.

7. Children and youth with a history of multiple home placements

Tend to build a stronger network of friends and mentors.

Struggle with making long lasting relationships that are critical to well-being.

Become more independent and self-sufficient over time.

Gain excellent skills in navigating the foster care system

9. The purpose of concurrent planning is to

Develop primary and secondary options for legal permanency.

Serve as an ultimatum to the family of origin.

Prioritize a Resource Family home for legal guardianship.

Help social workers keep track of the weekly schedule of children in the home.

10. Foster care is intended as a temporary living arrangement because it includes all of the following risks except

Fostering is not a long term legal commitment which may lead to children facing multiple placements

Foster parents can become too attached to the child.

Children with multiple placements are at greater risk to be stigmatized.

Placement changes interfere with the daily living and social emotional development of children.