New York Statutes

§ 397 — Powers and duties of social services officials in relation to children

New York·Law SOS Social Services·Title 2 Powers and Duties of Public Welfare Officials·Art. 6 Children
§ 397. Powers and duties of social services officials in relation to\nchildren. All social services officials responsible for the\nadministration of safety net assistance to families shall, in relation\nto all children in such families other than delinquent children, persons\nin need of supervision, mentally disabled children, physically\nhandicapped children and children born out of wedlock who shall be cared\nfor under the provisions of the following section, have powers and\nperform duties as follows:\n 1. As to destitute children:\n (a) Investigate the family circumstances of each child reported as\ndestitute in order to determine what care, supervision or treatment, if\nany, such child requires.\n (b) Administer and supervise relief to families with destitute\nchildren when such

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