OBJECTIVE
Title IV-E of the Social Security Act established the Federal Foster Care Program, which provides funding to States for safe and stable out-of-home care for children who meet certain eligibility requirements. The Family First Prevention Services Act of 2018 created a new category of child care institutions, called qualified residential treatment programs, designed to address the needs of children with serious emotional or behavioral disorders or disturbances. We plan to perform audits of selected States to determine compliance with Federal and State requirements related to children in foster care who were eligible for assistance under Title IV-E of the Social Security Act and resided in qualified residential treatment programs.
There are 3 projects in this series.
ACTIVE PROJECTS IN THIS SERIES (3)
Audits of State Agencies’ Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs
Audit of State Agencies' Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs - Michigan
Audits of State Agencies' Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs - Ohio
TIMELINE
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November 22, 2024Series Number SRS-A-26-019 Assigned
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November 22, 2024Project Announced
Audits of State Agencies’ Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs - OAS-24-05-010
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April 17, 2026Project Announced
Audit of State Agencies' Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs - Michigan - OAS-26-05-086
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June 18, 2026Project Announced
Audits of State Agencies' Compliance With Requirements for Children in Foster Care Placed in Qualified Residential Treatment Programs - Ohio - OAS-26-05-118
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Today3 Audits In-Progress
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Est FY2027Estimated Fiscal Year for Series Completion