Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services (Rbhs) Parent / Caregiver / Guardian Agreement to Participate in Community Support Services - South Carolina

Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services (Rbhs) Parent/Caregiver/Guardian Agreement to Participate in Community Support Services is a legal document that was released by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within South Carolina.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Parent/Caregiver/Guardian Agreement to Participate in Community Support Services?
A: The purpose of the agreement is to outline the terms and conditions for a parent, caregiver, or guardian to participate in community support services for rehabilitative behavioral health.

Q: Who is this agreement for?
A: This agreement is for parents, caregivers, or guardians of individuals who are receiving rehabilitative behavioral health services in South Carolina.

Q: What are Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services?
A: Rehabilitative Behavioral Health Services are services designed to assist individuals with behavioral health challenges in achieving their goals and participating in community activities.

Q: What is the role of a parent, caregiver, or guardian in community support services?
A: The role of a parent, caregiver, or guardian is to actively participate in the planning and implementation of their child or ward's rehabilitative behavioral health services.

Q: What are the responsibilities of a parent, caregiver, or guardian in community support services?
A: The responsibilities include attending meetings, providing input and feedback, ensuring the safety and well-being of the individual, and collaborating with service providers.

Q: Can a parent, caregiver, or guardian withdraw their participation in community support services?
A: Yes, a parent, caregiver, or guardian can withdraw their participation at any time by providing written notice.