Texas HB4889 outlines the rights and responsibilities of foster parents, including their right to information, participation in case planning, and.
Texas HB4889 amends the Family Code to establish a "Foster Parent's Bill of Rights and Responsibilities." It grants foster parents rights such as access to the child's birth certificate and social security card, participation in case planning, and protection from discrimination. Responsibilities include reporting relevant information to the child-placing agency and cooperating with reunification plans. The bill also mandates that the department provide foster parents with written rights and responsibilities and inform them of the grievance process.
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