Nebraska § 43-2203 Pilot project participants; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-2203 — Pilot project participants; duties

Nebraska § 43-2203

Ch. 43Infants and Juveniles

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-2203 (2026).

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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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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.