Nebraska § 43-2203 Pilot project participants; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-2203 — Pilot project participants; duties

Nebraska·Ch. 43 Infants and Juveniles

The department, its contracted providers of family finding services, and family members of children involved in cases which are part of the pilot project created in section 43-2204 shall participate in family finding. Family finding is the process of engagement, searching, preparation, planning, decisionmaking, lifetime network creation, healing, and permanency in order to:

(1)Search for and identify family members and engage them in planning and decisionmaking;

(2)Gain commitments from family members to support a child through nurturing relationships and to support the parent or parents, when appropriate; and

(3)Achieve a safe, permanent legal home or lifelong connection for the child, either through reunification or through permanent placement through legal guardianship or adoption.

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The department, its contracted providers of family finding services, and family members of children involved in cases which are part of the pilot project created in section 43-2204 shall participate in family finding. Family finding is the process of engagement, searching, preparation, planning, decisionmaking, lifetime network creation, healing, and permanency in order to:
(1) Search for and identify family members and engage them in planning and decisionmaking;
(2) Gain commitments from family members to support a child through nurturing relationships and to support the parent or parents, when appropriate; and
(3) Achieve a safe, permanent legal home or lifelong connection for the child, either through reunification or through permanent placement through legal guardianship or adoption.

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