Tennessee SB2362 amends state law to enhance services for children with intellectual or developmental disabilities in state custody.
Tennessee SB2362 requires the Department of Children's Services to collaborate with the Department of Disability and Aging to improve services for children with intellectual or developmental disabilities in state custody. The bill mandates an interagency agreement to ensure appropriate placements, quality oversight, and individualized support plans. It also requires training for department staff and providers, and mandates annual reports on the status of these efforts. The act aims to leverage DDA's expertise to enhance the quality and effectiveness of services provided to these children.
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