New Jersey S2480 requires background checks and home studies for agencies facilitating temporary placements for children or pregnant women in crisis.
New Jersey S2480 mandates that agencies approved by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) must conduct home studies and background checks before facilitating temporary placements for infants, children, or pregnant women in crisis. These agencies must submit home studies and suitability determinations to DCF before placements occur. Volunteers and household members must undergo fingerprint-based criminal history record checks, with costs borne by the volunteer or household member. Approved agencies must provide oversight, assistance, and relocation if necessary.
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