§ 700.1301. What are substitute care services?

§ 700.1303. How are some of the key terms used in this subchapter defined?

§ 700.1305. What principles guide DFPS in the provision of substitute care services?

§ 700.1307. In what kinds of settings may a child in DFPS conservatorship be placed?

§ 700.1309. What factors does DFPS consider when selecting the most appropriate living arrangement for a child?

§ 700.1311. What special considerations apply when selecting a placement other than a relative or other person with whom the child has a long-standing and significant relationship?

§ 700.1313. What special considerations apply when selecting a placement for a child with intellectual disabilities and related conditions?

§ 700.1315. What special considerations apply when placing a child in a nursing home?

§ 700.1317. How are parents notified of their child's current placement?

§ 700.1319. What is a case plan?

§ 700.1321. What are the requirements for a child service plan?

§ 700.1323. Under what circumstances does DFPS develop a family service plan and what are the requirements for the plan?

§ 700.1325. How frequently is a case plan reviewed and updated?

§ 700.1327. What are DFPS's responsibilities to siblings who are not placed together following a removal from the home?

§ 700.1329. What are DFPS's responsibilities for ensuring appropriate medical care for children in DFPS conservatorship?

§ 700.1331. What are DFPS's responsibilities relating to discipline of a child in DFPS conservatorship?

§ 700.1333. What are DFPS's responsibilities for a child in its conservatorship who is missing or abducted from a placement?

§ 700.1334. What strategies does DFPS implement to reduce the number of incidents in which a child in its conservatorship runs away?

§ 700.1335. What is the Treatment Foster Family Care Program?

§ 700.1337. What is the Temporary Emergency Placement (TEP) Program?