Appendix 5C Relative Placement Assessment - Kansas

What Is Appendix 5C?

This is a legal form that was released by the Kansas Department for Children and Families - 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 Appendix 5C Relative Placement Assessment?
A: Appendix 5C Relative Placement Assessment is a document used in Kansas to determine the suitability of a relative or kinship placement for a child in need of care.

Q: What is the purpose of the Relative Placement Assessment?
A: The purpose of the Relative Placement Assessment is to assess and determine if a relative or kinship placement is safe and appropriate for a child.

Q: Who conducts the Relative Placement Assessment?
A: The Relative Placement Assessment is conducted by a social worker or a designated agency in collaboration with the Kansas Department for Children and Families.

Q: What factors are considered in the Relative Placement Assessment?
A: The Relative Placement Assessment takes into consideration factors such as the relative's ability to meet the child's needs, the relative's physical and mental health, and the safety of the relative's home.

Q: What happens after the Relative Placement Assessment?
A: After the Relative Placement Assessment, a decision is made whether the relative or kinship placement is suitable for the child. If approved, the child may be placed with the relative or kinship caregiver.

Q: Are there any requirements for a relative or kinship placement in Kansas?
A: Yes, there are requirements for a relative or kinship placement, such as background checks, home assessments, and completion of training or certification programs.

Q: What rights and responsibilities does a relative or kinship caregiver have?
A: A relative or kinship caregiver has some legal rights and responsibilities, such as the right to make decisions regarding the child's care and the responsibility to provide for the child's needs and safety.