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1 Concurrent Planning for Timely Permanency for Children 1 (2021)

handle is hein.scsl/conplc0001 and id is 1 raw text is: Concurrent Planning for Timely Permanency for Children To find statute information for a particular State, go to the State Statutes Search. When a child is placed in out-of-home care, the primary goal of social services agencies is to reunite the child with his or her family. Concurrent planning is a type of permanency planning in which reunification services are provided to the family of the child at the same time that an alternative permanency plan is made for the child, in case reunification efforts fail. To be effective, concurrent planning requires not only the identification of an alternative plan but also the implementation of active efforts toward both plans simultaneously with the full knowledge of all participants. Compared with more traditional sequential planning for permanency, in which one permanency goal is ruled out before an alternative goal is identified, concurrent planning may provide earlier permanency for the child. Child Welfare * . Information Gateway PROTECTING CHILDREN 0 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES WHAT'S INSIDE Defining concurrent planning State approaches to concurrent planning Children's Bureau An Office of the Administration for Children & Families

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