Minnesota HF3002 modifies foster care eligibility to include children whose custody is transferred to a relative after age ten.
Minnesota HF3002 amends eligibility for foster care benefits after age 18 to include children whose permanent legal and physical custody is transferred to a relative after age ten. The bill also extends medical assistance eligibility for individuals who were in foster care at ages 18, 19, or 20. It mandates the development of specific plans for children transitioning to adulthood, including educational, vocational, and health care planning.
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