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Office of Child and Family Services, Maine Department of Health and Human Services 2009 Chafee Allocation$565,888 2009 ETV Allocation$177,599 Number of youth 16-21 (most current AFCARS data -2006)471 State's Chafee Mission StatementInformation is currently unavailable. Who is Eligible for Chafee Services?Information is currently unavailable. What is the State's Definition of Room and Board?Information is currently unavailable. Maximum Age that Youth may Remain in Care21 No additional information is available. Under what Conditions Can a Youth Remain in Care Beyond 18?
If the youth is in need for care and support for educational, social, or physical reasons. Is the Extended Medicaid Option Available for Youth Until 21?No
Determined under the federal poverty income guidelines. At age 18, the youth reapplies for MaineCare coverage. Most youth continue to qualify for continued medical coverage. The few youth who do not qualify are those who are working full time and whose income is over the poverty guideline limits. Can Youth in Care Get Driver’s Licenses?Yes
Outreach workers or social workers will help youth obtain their driver's license. Does the State Offer Tuition Waivers for Foster Youth?Yes
The tuition waiver is available to youth in voluntary extended care who are planning on attending one of the state supported post-secondary schools. Does the State Have a Youth Leadership Program?Yes
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