California AB1314 regulates transitional housing placement providers, setting standards for licensing, program operations, and participant.
California AB1314 amends existing laws to establish licensing requirements for transitional housing placement providers. These providers must obtain certification from the State Department of Social Services to operate programs for minor foster children and nonminor dependents. The bill outlines specific education and experience requirements for program managers and case managers, with certain exceptions for those hired before 2018. It also details program operations, including staffing ratios, participant admission criteria, and rules for sharing housing units.
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