DCSF Foster Care by Jazper Ramangkoun https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk en-us 2016-04-20 13:28:37 UTC 2016-05-10 14:20:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Who can be a foster parent? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106770832 You must be 21 years old or older and 18 years old or older to adopt a child.]]> 2016-04-20 13:31:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106770832 What are the requirements to become a foster parent? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106772189 Age: 21 y/o or older
Health: Good physical and mental health
Employment: Must be permitted when there are suitable plans for the care and supervision of the child at all times
Foster parent must also be able to meet their household needs]]> 2016-04-20 13:35:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106772189 What does the state provide to foster parents when they are placed with a child? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106774187 A daily board rate is to assist with the child’s monthly expenses.The agency provides for the medical needs of each child, therapy expenses, and evaluations. The child’s worker or supervisor is available to address problems 24-hours a day.]]> 2016-04-20 13:42:23 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106774187 If I adopt a baby, can the birth parent ask for the baby back? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106777583 In most states there is a limited time (never more than 30 days) when a birth parent can decide to reclaim a baby placed for adoption.]]> 2016-04-20 13:53:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/106777583 Who may adopt a child in Illinois? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110100085 In the state of Illinois, adoption is available to most potential parents.  Single, married, and divorced people are all allowed to complete the Illinois adoption process.]]> 2016-05-10 13:49:36 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110100085 Do I have to pay for the expenses of the birth parent? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110102002 2016-05-10 13:55:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110102002 Do I have to pay for the expenses of the birth parent? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110102101 The expenses that prospective parents can pay in connection with an adoption are regulated by state law, and vary from state to state. In most states, adoptive parents can pay a birth family's reasonable medical, legal, and counseling expenses.]]> 2016-05-10 13:56:14 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110102101 Is there an adoption registry? What information is provided about the birth parents? Would my child be able to find their birth parent later in life? jramangkoun57153 https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110107787 Yes, there is an adoption registry.
Birth parents who choose to work with a private adoption agency should understand that private agencies take the birth parents’ consent and permanent surrender of the child outside of court.
Yes, your adopted child may be able to find their birth parents in their later future.]]> 2016-05-10 14:14:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jramangkoun57153/7e79u7m5u4nk/wish/110107787