Maryland SB402 establishes requirements for residential child care programs and training for practitioners.
Maryland SB402 defines "residential child care program" as a licensed program providing structured care for children, including group homes and emergency shelters. It mandates that licensed operators ensure children receive educational support, including scheduled study time and assistance with homework. The bill outlines training requirements for residential child and youth care practitioners, including topics like child development, recognizing special needs, and emergency preparedness.
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