Hawaii Administrative Rules
Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
Department of Human Services
Chapter 1425 - FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM
Section 17-1425-9 - Termination of services
Universal Citation: HI Admin Rules 17-1425-9
Current through August, 2024
(a) Foster grandparents services to children shall be terminated when:
(1) Any physical, emotional or psychological
abuse occurs in the relationship between foster grandparent and
child;
(2) The relationship is no
longer meaningful or satisfying for the foster grandparent or child;
(3) The child no longer shows progress in
personal behavior and development as determined by the volunteer station's
professional staff, and the child's needs for individual attention or
person-to-person relationship diminish, as determined by the volunteer
station's professional staff and in concurrence with the foster grandparent
program staff;
(4) Child becomes
unmanageable in terms of size, strength or behavior;
(5) The child nears or reaches the age of
twenty one. Separation may be delayed temporarily when the child is adjudged
professionally to have capacity for improvement and the child was receiving
foster grandparent's service prior to attaining the chronological age of
twenty-one;
(6) There is a conflict
between the foster grandparent and the child's parent;
(7) The foster grandparent leaves the
program; or
(8) The child leaves
the volunteer station's program.
(b) A foster grandparent may be terminated from the program when:
(1) The foster
grandparent no longer wishes to continue in the program;
(2) The foster grandparent is found to be
abusive to the individuals served;
(3) The foster grandparent's personal
physician determines that the foster grandparent's health condition may
interfere with the foster grandparent's performance;
(4) The foster grandparent's cash income
level, excluding the stipend, exceeds twenty per cent above the applicable
income level as specified by ACTION'S income guidelines;
(5) The foster grandparent has frequent and
unexcused absences;
(6) The foster
grandparent fails to comply with requirements of the volunteer
station;
(7) The foster grandparent
fails to cooperate with the volunteer station and program staff by disregarding
instructions or directions; or
(8)
The foster grandparent is in violation of prohibitions imposed by the
requirements of the Domestic Volunteer Services Act of 1973, (
42 U.S.C.
§4951 -
5085
), and ACTION guidelines relative to political activities and church-related
organizations or activities.
(c) Upon termination the foster grandparent shall have the right to appeal.
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