Minnesota HF4217 extends medical assistance and foster care benefits for individuals up to age 26 if they were in foster care at 18.
Minnesota HF4217 amends state statutes to allow medical assistance for individuals under 26 who were in foster care at age 18. It modifies terminology and definitions, and extends eligibility for extended foster care. The bill requires social services agencies to provide support and services to youth transitioning to adulthood, including education, employment, and daily living skills. It also mandates the development of an independent living plan for youth in foster care. The bill aims to help former foster youth achieve self-sufficiency and personal responsibility.
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