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FCIA: Chafee Foster Care To Independence Act
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Resources
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The Foster Care Independence Act of 1999: Enhancing Youth Access to Health Care
This article from the July-August 2000 Journal of Poverty Law and Policy discusses the option for states to extend Medicaid eligibility for young people who are under 21 and who on their 18th birthdays were in foster care under the custody of the state. In addition to implementing this option, states can take many steps through their child welfare agencies and Medicaid agencies to ensure that young people leaving foster care enroll in Medicaid and receive the services to which they are entitled.
- Chafee National Youth in Transition Database
This final rule, published February 26 2008, adds new regulations to require States to collect and report data to ACF on youth who are receiving independent living services and on the outcomes of certain youth who are in foster care or who age out of foster care. The final rule implements the data collection requirements of the Foster Care Independence Act of 1999 (Pub. L. 106-169) as incorporated into the Social Security Act.
- Information Memorandum To States and Territorial Agencies Administering or Supervising the Administration of Title IV-E of the Social Security Act, John F. Chafee Foster Care Independence Program
The purpose of this information memorandum from the Children's Bureau is to inform the States and Territories of the publication of a Final Rule for the National Youth in Transition Database. This final rule adds new regulations to require States to collect and report data to ACF on youth who are receiving independent living services and on the outcomes of certain youth who are in foster care or who age out of foster care. The final rule implements the data collection requirements of the Foster Care Independence Act of 1999 (Pub. L. 106-169) as incorporated into the Social Security Act.
PowerPoint Presentation
NRCFCPPP Information Packet
Last updated 03/06/08
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