Instructions for Forms to Support Identification of Possible Resources and Supports for a Child in Foster Care and / or the Child's Family - Virginia

This document was released by Virginia Judicial System and contains the most recent official instructions for Forms to Support Identification of Possible Resources and Supports for a Child in Foster Care and/or the Child's Family .

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Forms to Support Identification of Possible Resources and Supports for a Child in Foster Care and/or the Child's Family in Virginia?
A: The purpose is to gather information about potential resources and supports for a child in foster care and their family.

Q: Who completes these forms?
A: These forms are completed by professionals involved in the child welfare system.

Q: What information is collected on these forms?
A: These forms collect information about the child's current placement, the child's family, and any potential resources or supports that could be helpful.

Q: Why is it important to identify possible resources and supports for a child in foster care?
A: Identifying resources and supports can help meet the needs of the child and their family, and improve outcomes for the child.

Q: How are the collected forms used?
A: The collected forms are used to develop a plan for the child and their family, which may include accessing specific services or supports.

Q: Who has access to the information on the forms?
A: The information on the forms is typically shared with professionals involved in the child's case, such as caseworkers, supervisors, and service providers.

Q: Are these forms required by law in Virginia?
A: Yes, these forms are required by law in Virginia to ensure a comprehensive assessment of the child and their family's needs.

Q: Can the information provided on the forms be used against the child or their family?
A: No, the information provided on the forms is used to support the child and their family, and should not be used against them.

Q: What happens after the forms are completed?
A: After the forms are completed, an assessment is made to determine the appropriate resources and supports for the child and their family.

Q: Are there any fees associated with completing these forms?
A: There are typically no fees associated with completing these forms in Virginia.