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Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Development New York State Office of Children & Family Services 2009 Chafee Allocation$11,585,958 2009 ETV Allocation$2,711,038 Number of youth 16-21 (most current AFCARS data -2006)8503 State's Chafee Mission StatementThe Office of Children and Family Services serves New York’s public by promoting the well being and safety of our children, families, and communities. We will achieve results by setting and enforcing policies, building partnerships, and funding and providing quality services. Who is Eligible for Chafee Services?Information is currently unavailable. What is the State's Definition of Room and Board?Room and Board Services, as defined include, but are not necessarily limited to, money for rent, ongoing maintenance (e.g., utilities), furnishings and start- up costs generally associated with renting an apartment, (e.g., money for security deposits on apartments or a utility deposit). Maximum Age that Youth may Remain in Care21
No additional information is available. Under what Conditions Can a Youth Remain in Care Beyond 18?
Information is currently unavailable. Is the Extended Medicaid Option Available for Youth Until 21?No
No additional information is available. Can Youth in Care Get Driver’s Licenses?
No state policy/process. Decision is made by each of our local social services districts. Does the State Offer Tuition Waivers for Foster Youth?No
No additional information is available. Does the State Have a Youth Leadership Program?Yes
CNYCAP’s Youth Advisory Board provides regular input to the CSP Steering Committee (Advisory Council). The CSP or APPS programs are coordinated with local TASA, CBAPP and Healthy Start initiatives to ensure that relevant, existing services are available throughout the entire area. |