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Children's Services annual report [2001 - 2008]

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Annual report for the ministry of Alberta Children's Services of the province of Alberta.

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FCSS program review report

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In spring 2005, the Minister of Children's Services requested a review of the Family and Community Support Services Program to identify program strengths and opportunities and explore possible... More ≫

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In spring 2005, the Minister of Children's Services requested a review of the Family and Community Support Services Program to identify program strengths and opportunities and explore possible strategies and means of improving collaboration and efficiency between FCSS and Child and Family Services Authorities. The review also looked at the unique challenges of rural FCSS programs, as well as the accountability of FCSS programs and their ability to use their partnerships and connection in the community to leverage additional funds.

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Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) financial report guide

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This guide is intended to help ensure that Family and Community Support Services annual financial reports for the province are prepared in a manner that meets the requirements of the Family and... More ≫

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This guide is intended to help ensure that Family and Community Support Services annual financial reports for the province are prepared in a manner that meets the requirements of the Family and Community Support Services Act and Regulation.

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Entitlements of foster parents

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The intent of this document is to honor the role foster parents play in providing a temporary place a child in care can call home. Foster parents are critical partners in achieving and supporting... More ≫

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The intent of this document is to honor the role foster parents play in providing a temporary place a child in care can call home. Foster parents are critical partners in achieving and supporting permanency outcomes for children in care and although the rights of the child placed in a foster home is paramount, respect must be also be given to the entitlements of the foster parents who care for these children.

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