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Disseminating information to children, youth, caregivers, and other stakeholders throughout the foster care system.
Deciding when children should be reunited with their biological parents.
Attending court hearings on behalf of the State of California.
Auditing caregivers’ paperwork.
Change the court decisions for a certain case.
Provide Foster Youth Verification Letters for families.
Write recommendations to agencies about changes in practice or policy.
Investigate and informally address concerns reported by youth, parents, and/or caregivers.
All of these are correct.
Impartiality.
Confidentiality.
Independence.
True
False
The California State Legislature.
All families who have called in for assistance.
Case workers who have been reported.
County Child Welfare agencies.
To be immediately enrolled in school.
To take more elective courses than non-foster youth.
To select which teachers they will work with.
To have additional locker space.
All of these are correct.
The right to practice any religion of their choice or no religion.
The right not to be forced to practice a certain or any religion.
The right not to be discriminated against or harassed for their religious or cultural affiliations.
Let a child spend the night at a friend’s house.
Lock a child in a room to prevent them from attending a party.
Search a child’s belongings to find their homework assignments.
Limit the use of the telephone to call their social worker.
Creation of a safe, loving, and memorable environment for children and youth.
Monitoring the decisions of foster parents.
Measuring the effect of two-parent versus single-parent homes.
Evaluating biological parents’ behavior change.
True
False
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