Take an in-depth look at the care setting options available for children in foster care, including family-like settings, congregate care, and residential treatment as well as the differences between placements and hospital admissions. Information about relevant Department of Children and Family Services policies utilized in making placement decisions will be provided.
- Identify the different care settings available to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) for the placement of children in foster care, including family-like settings, congregate care, and residential treatment.
- Learn about DCFS policies related to levels of care for children in foster care.
- Understand resources available for learning more about the levels of care available for placement of children in foster care.
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Speakers:
LaTrese LeCour | State Foster Care Program Manager, Department ofChildren and Family Services
Yvonne Diaz Domingue | Manager, Department of Children andFamily Services
Curtis Nelson, J.D. | Deputy Judicial Administrator, Division ofChildren and Families, Louisiana Supreme Court
Caitlin Glass, J.D. | Legal Representation Coordinator, Pelican Centerfor Children and Families