Form 360 Permanency Plan - Kansas

What Is Form 360?

This is a legal form that was released by the Kansas Judicial Branch - a government authority operating within Kansas. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a Form 360 Permanency Plan?
A: A Form 360 Permanency Plan is a document used in Kansas to outline the plans and goals for a child in foster care to achieve permanency.

Q: Who completes the Form 360 Permanency Plan?
A: The Form 360 Permanency Plan is typically completed by the child's caseworker in collaboration with the child's foster parents, biological parents, and any other relevant parties.

Q: What information is included in a Form 360 Permanency Plan?
A: The Form 360 Permanency Plan includes information about the child's background, current placement, permanency goals, services needed to achieve permanency, and the steps that will be taken to achieve those goals.

Q: Why is a Form 360 Permanency Plan important?
A: A Form 360 Permanency Plan is important because it helps ensure that the child's needs and best interests are taken into account and that a clear plan is in place to achieve permanency, whether that's through reunification with the biological family, adoption, or another permanent placement option.

Q: Can the Form 360 Permanency Plan be changed?
A: Yes, the Form 360 Permanency Plan can be changed if there are significant changes in the child's circumstances or if the original plan is no longer feasible or in the child's best interests. Any changes to the plan should be documented and discussed with all relevant parties.