NRS 424.205
Contract between foster care agency and provider of foster care required in certain circumstances

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1. A foster care agency may not assist an agency which provides child welfare services or a juvenile court in the placement of a child in foster care unless a contract exists between the foster care agency and the provider of foster care for the placement of children. Such a contract must include, without limitation, provisions that:

(a)

Allow the provider of foster care to change its affiliation with the foster care agency or to terminate its affiliation with the foster care agency and become affiliated with a different foster care agency.

(b)

Specify the type of foster home and related services that the provider of foster care will provide on behalf of the foster care agency, including, without limitation, the services that each party agrees to provide for foster children, biological families and foster families.

(c)

Specify the financial responsibilities of each party, including, without limitation, payment for both foster care and for any other expenses or services rendered, including, without limitation, providing clothing for children in its care.

(d)

Waive the right of the provider of foster care to confidentiality relating to any investigations for licensing or child protective services and allow the agency which provides child welfare services and the licensing authority to share any related information about an investigation with the foster care agency after the investigation is completed.

(e)

State how emergencies which occur during and outside regular business hours will be handled.

(f)

Require arrangements to be made for foster children to have visitation with their biological families.

(g)

Describe expectations which ensure that children will receive appropriate medical, dental, mental health, psychological and psychiatric treatment, including, without limitation, how transportation will be provided.

(h)

Require the provider of foster care to adhere to the provisions of this chapter and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto relating to licensing.

(i)

State that the parties agree that the licensing authority maintains the responsibility to protect the best interests of each child, which may include removing a child from the placement with the provider of foster care if the licensing authority determines that removal is in the best interests of the child.

(j)

Include the acknowledgment by the parties of any provisions determined to be appropriate by the licensing authority.

2.

The foster care agency, upon request, shall make each such contract available to the licensing authority within a reasonable period after receiving its request.

Source: Section 424.205 — Contract between foster care agency and provider of foster care required in certain circumstances; contents., https://www.­leg.­state.­nv.­us/NRS/NRS-424.­html#NRS424Sec205.

424.093
Regulations concerning licensure
424.094
Licensing
424.095
Application for license
424.096
Notice of hearing regarding license
424.097
Licensed foster care agency authorized to provide certain assistance to agency which provides child welfare services or juvenile court.
424.099
Organization of foster care agency
424.103
Duties of governing body.
424.107
Submission of information concerning foster care agency to licensing authority or designee.
424.115
Qualifications and duties of person appointed to oversee foster care agency
424.125
Volunteers: Acceptance
424.135
Orientation, training, supervision and evaluation of staff
424.145
Licensing authority or designee to investigate background of certain persons
424.155
Person investigated to supply fingerprints
424.165
Termination of person arrested for, charged with or convicted of certain crimes
424.170
Persons associated with foster care agency prohibited from engaging in certain activities with foster care agency.
424.180
Annual report
424.190
Recruitment of potential foster homes by foster care agency
424.200
Coordination of licensing of prospective foster homes
424.205
Contract between foster care agency and provider of foster care required in certain circumstances
424.210
Foster care agency which places children in specialized foster homes: Policies and procedures relating to such children
424.220
Foster care agency which places children in independent living foster homes: Policies and procedures relating to such children
424.230
Support to foster homes
424.235
Duty of foster care agency to ensure that staff receives certain training
424.240
Duty to provide crisis intervention and assistance to foster homes
424.250
Providers prohibited from using physical restraints
424.260
Notification to licensing authority of certain placements
424.270
Written plan to monitor and evaluate programs and services of foster care agency.
Last Updated

Feb. 5, 2021

§ 424.205’s source at nv​.us