California SB1345 establishes comprehensive rights for foster children, including safety, privacy, and access to services.
California SB1345 outlines extensive rights for foster children, ensuring their safety, privacy, and access to services. These rights include protection from abuse, access to healthy food and clothing, and placement in the least restrictive setting possible. Foster children have the right to be involved in their case plans, access their records, and communicate privately with social workers and others. They also have rights related to education, including access to information about educational options and financial aid.
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