W. Va. Code § 49-2-111B
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§49-2-111b. Study of kinship foster care families.
Official statutory text
(a) The department shall conduct a study and make recommendations for improving services provided for kinship foster care families. This study shall include at a minimum:
(1) A review of best practices in other states;
(2) A proposal for an alternate system of regulation for kinship foster care that includes the same reimbursement as other foster care families as well as a reasonable time period for obtaining certification;
(3) An evaluation of what training and supports are needed to ensure that kinship care homes are successful.
(b) The results of this shall be shared with all members of the Legislature by October 1, 2019.
(1) A review of best practices in other states;
(2) A proposal for an alternate system of regulation for kinship foster care that includes the same reimbursement as other foster care families as well as a reasonable time period for obtaining certification;
(3) An evaluation of what training and supports are needed to ensure that kinship care homes are successful.
(b) The results of this shall be shared with all members of the Legislature by October 1, 2019.
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