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Publications

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08/20/2007

This administrative issuance outlines the steps by which an individualized determination shall be made for a CFSA or CFSA-contracted employee who desires to become a foster or adoptive parent to a child or children known to CFSA.

ADIS

POLICY
08/02/2007

CFSA's mobile device policy establishes clear requirements for distribution and responsibility in order to minimize the District of Columbia’s costs for mobile device equipment and usage.

POLICY
07/30/2007

Every year, each District employee who performs policy making, contracting, or purchasing functions, or whose job functions require him or her to make meaningful decisions concerning private organizations must submit an annual Confidential Statement of Employment and Financial Interest (Form 35...

POLICY
06/06/2007

Providers Web Overview Training Presentation (Summer 2007, 18 slides)

FPUB

FACES
06/01/2007

FACES.net Contract Training Overview Presentation (Summer 2007, 42 slides, 6.4MB)

FPUB

FACES
05/31/2007

Child Protective Services Overview - Pre-Service Training Presentation (Summer 2007, 42 slides, 6.2MB)

Get an overview of what you can expect during Child Protection Services Training

FPUB

FACES
05/25/2007

Entering and Editing a client address tip sheet will guide workers through the process of updating client's address in FACES.

FTSD

 

FACES
05/25/2007

Relationship information is client specific and should be entered for each client in FACES.NET.

FTSD

 

FACES
05/10/2007

Children are exited from placements for various reasons (relocating from one foster care setting to another;
achieved permanency and are no longer in foster care; etc.). Whatever the reason, it is imperative that users

FACES
05/10/2007

Children are exited from placements for various reasons (relocating from one foster care setting to another; achieved permanency and are no longer in foster care; etc.).

FACES

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