Instructions for Form PPS4200 Family Preservation Referral - Kansas

Form PPS4200 Family Preservation Referral - Kansas

This document contains official instructions for Form PPS4200 , Family Preservation Referral - a form released and collected by the Kansas Department for Children and Families. An up-to-date fillable Form PPS4200 is available for download through this link.

FAQ

Q: What is Form PPS4200?
A: Form PPS4200 is a referral form for the Family Preservation Program in Kansas.

Q: What is the Family Preservation Program?
A: The Family Preservation Program is a program in Kansas that provides support and services to families to prevent the removal of children from their homes.

Q: Who can make a referral using Form PPS4200?
A: Referrals using Form PPS4200 can be made by any individual or agency concerned about a family's situation.

Q: What information is required on Form PPS4200?
A: Form PPS4200 requires information about the referring agency, the family, the reasons for the referral, and any relevant background information.

Q: What happens after a referral is made using Form PPS4200?
A: After a referral is made using Form PPS4200, a case worker will be assigned to the family to assess their situation and determine the appropriate services and supports.

Q: Can referrals be anonymous?
A: Yes, referrals can be anonymous, but providing as much information as possible is encouraged to assist with the assessment and intervention process.

Q: Is there a deadline for submitting Form PPS4200?
A: There is no specific deadline for submitting Form PPS4200, but it is recommended to submit the referral as soon as concerns arise to ensure timely intervention.

Q: Are there any fees associated with the Family Preservation Program?
A: No, there are no fees associated with the Family Preservation Program. The program is funded by the state of Kansas and provides services free of charge.

Q: What are the goals of the Family Preservation Program?
A: The goals of the Family Preservation Program are to support families in crisis, strengthen parent-child relationships, prevent out-of-home placement of children, and promote overall family well-being.