Iowa SF174 allows courts to place children in supervised apartment living arrangements as part of consent decrees, with state payment contingent on.

Iowa SF174 modifies the conditions under which a court can place a child in a supervised apartment living arrangement as part of a consent decree. This placement is permissible if the child has lived in a qualified residential treatment program, a shelter, or a combination of both for at least six months and lacks family support for independent living. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is responsible for paying for these placements if they meet specific requirements set by HHS.

Iowa SF174 allows courts to place children in supervised apartment living arrangements as part of consent decrees, with state payment contingent on.

Iowa SF174 modifies the conditions under which a court can place a child in a supervised apartment living arrangement as part of a consent decree. This placement is permissible if the child has lived in a qualified residential treatment program, a shelter, or a combination of both for at least six months and lacks family support for independent living. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is responsible for paying for these placements if they meet specific requirements set by HHS.