Nevada SB284 revises child welfare services, focusing on federal benefits management and account closures.
Nevada SB284 revises provisions relating to child welfare services, emphasizing the management of federal benefits for children in custody. It mandates agencies to determine if children are eligible for federal benefits and apply for them if necessary. The bill requires agencies to establish accounts for these benefits, perform biannual accounting, and provide financial counseling to children aged 14 and older. It also outlines procedures for transitioning the management of these benefits when a child turns 18 or leaves the agency's custody.
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