Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 340 - Department of Human Services
Chapter 75 - Child Welfare Services
Subchapter 7 - Foster Home Care
Part 30 - ENHANCED FOSTER CARE
Section 340:75-7-301 - Enhanced foster care (EFC) general
Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a) EFC purpose. EFC is a service category developed to respond to the complex behavioral, medical, developmental, and mental health needs of children by stabilizing placement for a child in a family-based setting or by supporting children who need additional services to be successful in a family-based settings. EFC services are:
(b) Eligibility. EFC is available to any child in Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) or tribal custody meeting service criteria. Information obtained during the referral process is used to determine eligibility and to support individualized service planning for the child.
(c) Training. All resource parents receiving EFC services are required to complete a supplemental EFC training determined by OKDHS and any child-specific training dependent on the child's individual needs, in addition to the agency required pre-service training.
(d) EFC homes. EFC homes are approved, per OAC 340:75-7-10.1 through 340:75-7-18, and after: