What is a permanency plan?
Read Kansas law 38-2263 Child in need of care proceedings are to be handled in a way that there is an acknowledgment that the time perception of a child differs from that of an adult. Read Kansas law 38-2201(b). The goal of these proceedings is to achieve permanency for the child at issue. The concept is that each and every child deserves permanency and stability in their living situations. In planning for permanency the safety and well being are paramount. Read Kansas law 38-2263. In determining the appropriate permanency plan for a child Kansas law 38-2263(a) requires that the importance of continuity of family relationships and connections being preserved is considered. Kansas statutes require that anytime a child is subject to the jurisdiction of the court in a child in need of care proceeding a permanency plan shall be submitted to the court within thirty days of the initial order of the court. A permanency plan is often the result of a case planning/ family meeting. A permanency
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