Minnesota § 142B.81 CHILD FOSTER CARE TRAINING; RELATIVE CAREGIVERS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 142B.81 — CHILD FOSTER CARE TRAINING; RELATIVE CAREGIVERS

Minnesota § 142B.81

PartPROPRIETARY SCHOOLS

Ch. 142BCHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES LICENSING

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Minn. Stat. § 142B.81 (2026).

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Notwithstanding the required hours under Minnesota Rules, part2960.3070, subpart 2, a child foster care license holder who is an individual related to the child must complete a minimum of six hours of in-service training per year in one or more of the areas in Minnesota Rules, part2960.3070, subpart 2, or in other areas as agreed upon by the licensing agency and the foster parent. The relative child foster care license holder must consult with the licensing agency and complete training in areas that are most applicable to caring for the relative children in foster care in the home. This section does not apply to a child foster care license holder who is licensed to care for both a relative child and a nonrelative child.

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Notwithstanding the required hours under Minnesota Rules, part2960.3070, subpart 2, a child foster care license holder who is an individual related to the child must complete a minimum of six hours of in-service training per year in one or more of the areas in Minnesota Rules, part2960.3070, subpart 2, or in other areas as agreed upon by the licensing agency and the foster parent. The relative child foster care license holder must consult with the licensing agency and complete training in areas that are most applicable to caring for the relative children in foster care in the home. This section does not apply to a child foster care license holder who is licensed to care for both a relative child and a nonrelative child.