Ron
June 26th 03, 10:02 PM
"Wex Wimpy" > wrote in message
...
> Foster Care Reimbursement
> - Part I
> http://www.casey.org/cnc/recruitment/fc_maintenance_payments.htm
> http://www.casey.org/cnc/foster_care_month/cost_of_raising_child.htm
> The Idaho legislature has approved a 4% increase in foster care
> maintenance payments this year. New rates are reflected in our
> documents at these links.
Wow, 4%. Whats the rate of inflation? 5%, 6? Seems those foster parents
in Idaho are going to loose even more of their own money. Well, its better
than nothing I guess.
Ron
> Foster Care Reimbursement
> - Part II http://www.nysccc.org/boardrates/ratedirectory.htm Foster
> care board rates differ significantly in the 58 social services
> districts in New York State because each local district is allowed to
> set its own rates. The state only determines the maximum amounts it
> will reimburse to the local districts; there is no minimum. NYS
> regulations require local districts to provide initial and replacement
> clothing allowances in addition to daily board rates, and permit
> reimbursement for day care, finder's fees and specialized expenses.
> The New York State Citizens' Coalition for Children conducted a
> statewide telephone survey and compiled detailed local rate
> information and a comparison analysis of New York's 58 local social
> services districts. Information provided is current as of May 2003.
>
...
> Foster Care Reimbursement
> - Part I
> http://www.casey.org/cnc/recruitment/fc_maintenance_payments.htm
> http://www.casey.org/cnc/foster_care_month/cost_of_raising_child.htm
> The Idaho legislature has approved a 4% increase in foster care
> maintenance payments this year. New rates are reflected in our
> documents at these links.
Wow, 4%. Whats the rate of inflation? 5%, 6? Seems those foster parents
in Idaho are going to loose even more of their own money. Well, its better
than nothing I guess.
Ron
> Foster Care Reimbursement
> - Part II http://www.nysccc.org/boardrates/ratedirectory.htm Foster
> care board rates differ significantly in the 58 social services
> districts in New York State because each local district is allowed to
> set its own rates. The state only determines the maximum amounts it
> will reimburse to the local districts; there is no minimum. NYS
> regulations require local districts to provide initial and replacement
> clothing allowances in addition to daily board rates, and permit
> reimbursement for day care, finder's fees and specialized expenses.
> The New York State Citizens' Coalition for Children conducted a
> statewide telephone survey and compiled detailed local rate
> information and a comparison analysis of New York's 58 local social
> services districts. Information provided is current as of May 2003.
>