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The New Realities of Permanency Planning: Challenges for Foster Parents
Reconceptualizing Foster Parents as Professional Parents - Michael A. Neff
"Rise"- A new magazine by and for parents involved with the child welfare system, Its mission is to help parents advocate for themselves and their children
Preventing the Triangulation of the Triangle of Support - A new NRCFCPPP report with resources and suggestions for supporting shared parenting relationships
Supporting the Needs of Foster Parents: Recommendations - NYS OCFS Informational Letter, 5/03/05
Strengthening Service Plan Reviews: A Practice Paper - NYS OCFS Informational Letter, 07/12/04
Family Visiting for Children in Out- of- Home Care: A Practice Paper - NYS OCFS Informational Letter, 6/8/04
Working With Birth Parents - Fall 2000 issue of "Fostering Perspectives" published by the NC Family and Children's Resource Program
Shared Parenting Benefits Everyone: Especially Foster Parents - 11/05 issue of Fostering Perspectives
Fostering Relationships - From May 2002 issue of "Fostering Perspectives"
Parent Child Visits - October, 2000 issue of "Children's Services Practice Notes", NC Family and Children's Resource Program
Foster Families Working with Birth Families to Help Children Move Children to Timely Permanence - Pages 8-11, Fall 2003 Issue, "Permanency Planning Today", NRCFCPPP
Advocating for Creative Visitation Plans from the Center for Family Representation
Visitation Advocacy: Practice Points for Attorneys Representing Parents
NYC ACS Best Practice Guidelines for ASFA Implementation Family Visitation, Service Plan Reviews, Permanency Goals
Supporting and Retaining Foster Parents, A report from the National Conference of State Legislatures
Rethinking Child Welfare Practice Under the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997: A Resource Guide
The Agency Role in Building and Supporting Foster Parent - Birth Parent Collaboration
The Importance of Birth Parent Relationships to Children in Care
Helping Children with Birth Family Connections
Shared Parenting: Connecting the Circles for Children
Bridging the Gap of Separation Between Children and Their Families
Rethinking Concurrent Planning
Assessing Strengths in Parents and Families
Caseworker Tips for Promoting Birth Parent / Foster Parent Teams
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