There are some benefits and services provided after adopting a child. The policy states a foster child will be eligible to receive Medicaid which is a type of insurance that will pay their doctor and dental visits. The children receive educational assistance and will be dispersed a check for their necessities while there in the home. (p.148) However there are some eligibility rules that has to be followed. According to the policy the child receives SSI and Medicaid benefits are authorized by the Social Security Administration. The children are eligible for receiving TANF and Medicaid in the home of the parent or relative, and the authorization is handled by the economic assistance from that county of residence (p.148). The strengths for the policy or program is built for the individual’s strengths and resources to remove barriers and there are some disadvantage when it comes to groups. There are some services and benefits delivered through DHS and they help provide Medicaid, educational needs, and a check for other necessities. According, to permanency and getting the children or child back with their biological parents they will find them a home through foster care. Therefore, the DHS will help the children and help the families with resources. Looking at this from a strength perspective point of view, once the client is seen by the social worker …show more content…
The positive outcome for the target is the client population and the cost is sustainable. In this policy it has a permanency planning which is a systematic process that carries a set plan or goals that has a limited period. The activities are designed to help children that live in families that have been known to continue a lifetime of relationships with them. According to manifest and latent goals it would be difficult to achieve a consensus goal when it would not be socially acceptable to this design.
Is this policy politically, socially, and economically feasible? Yes, and somewhat no, According, to Section D. Foster Care Policy it could be feasible to have the most reasonable effects toward the economic and sociable efforts that can be defined as services that is provided to prevent or eliminate the need for removal of the child or children from the home. Unless the removal becomes an emergency …show more content…
According, to Section D. Foster Care Policy some values would be likely to prompt reunification, have past history of the family, the barriers reunify being addressed by the family, the level of cooperation of the family, the resources family willingness to work the family to reunite, the will and ability of the resource to a relative or to be adoptive to home or long term placement, the age of the child or children, and placement of siblings (p.96). Therefore, this part in the policy would be getting legal custody or legal