Directs the Office of Children and Family Services to assess unmet needs of kinship caregivers.

The bill directs the Office of Children and Family Services to conduct a statewide needs assessment for kinship caregivers. This includes identifying unmet needs in areas such as housing, mental health access, financial assistance, childcare, and respite care. The office must determine if these needs are being met and suggest areas for improvement. The findings will be published in a report delivered to the governor and the temporary president of the Senate.

Directs the Office of Children and Family Services to assess unmet needs of kinship caregivers.

The bill directs the Office of Children and Family Services to conduct a statewide needs assessment for kinship caregivers. This includes identifying unmet needs in areas such as housing, mental health access, financial assistance, childcare, and respite care. The office must determine if these needs are being met and suggest areas for improvement. The findings will be published in a report delivered to the governor and the temporary president of the Senate.