Illinois Administrative Code
Title 89 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Part 310 - DELIVERY OF YOUTH SERVICES FUNDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
Subpart B - COMPREHENSIVE, COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES TO YOUTH
Section 310.12 - Eligibility for Comprehensive, Community Based Youth Services

1) Youth who have been taken into limited custody by the police as potential minors requiring authoritative intervention (MRAI's) for one of the following reasons:

2) Youth absent from home without parental consent or beyond the control of parents in circumstances which constitute a substantial or immediate danger to the youth's physical safety who are referred by Department of Children and Family Services field offices, Department of Children and Family Services' child protective teams or the State Central Register operated by the Department of Children and Family Services, including youth whose parents refuse to take custody.

3) MRAI or behavior problem wards of the Department of Children and Family Services for whom family reunification is the permanency goal and for whom termination of custody or guardianship is possible.

4) Multi-problem youth referred for in-home services by the Governor's Youth Service Initiative.

1) youth adjudicated MRAI, including youth adjudicated MRAI and in violation of a court order;

2) delinquents at risk of court petition, adjudication or commitment to the Department of Corrections;

3) other youth exhibiting behavior problems;

4) youth in need of prevention and youth development opportunities;

5) adjudicated non-violent delinquents who will be committed to the Department of Corrections if services are not provided who qualify, as part of their individual treatment plan, for services provided by the local board or local services system. Services to these youth are mandatory where the Unified Delinquency Intervention Services (UDIS) Program exists; otherwise services are optional;

6) homeless youth 18 through 20 years of age in need of shelter and independent living services.

7) truant minors in need of supervision referred by regional school superintendents (not applicable in Cook County).