Group Home Admin Clients/Residents Practice Exam

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What must the needs and services plan include regarding family involvement?

Plans for sibling contact

Assessment of the parent(s) capacity to meet the needs of the child

All of the above

The needs and services plan is an essential document that outlines how to support a resident and their family effectively. Including sibling contact plans is crucial as maintaining familial ties can greatly benefit the emotional and psychological well-being of the child. This connection helps the child feel rooted and supported. Additionally, assessing the capacity of the parent(s) to meet the child's needs is important. Understanding the parents' ability to care for their child allows service providers to identify any gaps and offer appropriate support or interventions. Thus, incorporating both plans for sibling contact and an assessment of parent(s) capacity ensures a holistic approach to care and promotes the best interests of the child. This collective inclusion in the plan reflects a comprehensive understanding of family dynamics and their role in the child's life.

None of the above

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