Oklahoma SB1796 allows foster parents to use alternate caregivers and respite care for temporary foster child care, with specific rules and limits.
Oklahoma SB1796 allows foster parents to use alternate caregivers and respite care for temporary foster child care. Alternate caregivers can provide care for up to 14 consecutive days, not exceeding 72 hours. Respite care is short-term care provided by approved foster families. Foster parents must notify the Department of Human Services before using these arrangements. Alternate caregivers and respite care providers must meet specific screening and qualification requirements. The bill also sets an effective date for these provisions.
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