Nebraska § 43-2502.04 Declaration of policy

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-2502.04 — Declaration of policy

Nebraska § 43-2502.04

Ch. 43Infants and Juveniles

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-2502.04 (2026).

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The Legislature further declares that it shall be the policy of the State of Nebraska, through the implementation of the Early Intervention Act, to promote, facilitate, and support:

(1)Healthy families, enhancing the well-being of each family member as well as that of the family as a unit and encouraging family independence and decisionmaking about the future of their children;

(2)Service systems which are responsive, flexible, integrated, and accessible to children and their families;

(3)Community ownership, recognizing that families live and children grow up in communities, that programs are implemented in communities, and that all families need supportive communities; and

(4)Maximum impact of prevention and early intervention, encouraging and supporting active parent and family part

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The Legislature further declares that it shall be the policy of the State of Nebraska, through the implementation of the Early Intervention Act, to promote, facilitate, and support:
(1) Healthy families, enhancing the well-being of each family member as well as that of the family as a unit and encouraging family independence and decisionmaking about the future of their children;
(2) Service systems which are responsive, flexible, integrated, and accessible to children and their families;
(3) Community ownership, recognizing that families live and children grow up in communities, that programs are implemented in communities, and that all families need supportive communities; and
(4) Maximum impact of prevention and early intervention, encouraging and supporting active parent and family partnership in all programs and services.