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This policy ensures compliance with Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as well as the Language Access Act of 2004. CFSA is committed to providing language access services to persons who may have a limited English proficiency (LEP) or who may be non-English proficient (NEP).
The District of Columbia Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) Establishment Act of 2001 requires CFSA to provide an annual public report (APR) to the Executive Office of the Mayor, the Council of the District of Columbia, and the general public.
This quick reference guide provides information on accessing telephone language line services as well as text teletype (TTY) machine services. CFSA guarantees equal access to language services regardless of ones race, color, gender, religion, national origin, physical, or mental disability.
The Newborn Safe Haven Amendment Act of 2010 (D.C. Law 18-158; D.C.
CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2025- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2024
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2023
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2022
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2021
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2020
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2019
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2018
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2017
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2016
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2015
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2014
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2013
- CFSA Newborn Safe Haven Program Annual Status Report 2012
The Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) recognizes that children in foster care need to experience the same extracurricular activities as any other child in their peer group.
The Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) is a uniform federal law that ensures protection and services to children who are placed across state lines, including all 50 member states, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
PPD
This policy reinforces CFSA's commitment to work cooperatively with District and community agencies, providers, citizens, advocates, and members of the media to promote public awareness about the Agency's policies as well as child and family services and issues.
This policy establishes guidelines and procedures for staff involved with grant-related functions. CFSA's grantmaking guidelines are in compliance with all policies and procedures of the District's Grants Manual and Sourcebook.
GAPD
Licensing Regulations Foster Home Rules
REGS
This policy establishes responsibilities for managing privacy risk in creating, collecting, maintaining, using, storing, transmitting, protecting, and destroying Personal Identifiable Information (i.e., name, Social Security Number, biometric records, date and place of birth, mother’s maide
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