Recurring Adoption Expenses Programs Sample Clauses

The 'Recurring Adoption Expenses Programs' clause establishes the terms under which ongoing costs related to adoption, such as agency fees, legal expenses, or post-adoption support, are covered or reimbursed by an employer or organization. Typically, this clause outlines eligibility requirements, the types of expenses that qualify, and any annual or lifetime limits on reimbursements. Its core practical function is to provide financial support for employees or members who incur repeated or ongoing adoption-related expenses, thereby reducing the financial burden and encouraging adoption.
Recurring Adoption Expenses Programs. If you have any additional questions concerning adoption subsidy or non-recurring adoption expenses, please consult your caseworker or call the New York State Adoption Services (NYSAS) toll free at ▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. If you have questions concerning Medical Assistance please contact your local social services district.
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Recurring Adoption Expenses Programs. Type of Subsidy Condition A Handicapped Child (Select all that apply): A child who possesses a specific physical, mental or emotional condition or disability of such severity or kind, which in the opinion of OCFS, would constitute a significant obstacle to the child’s adoption. Such conditions entitle the child to an adoption subsidy. Those conditions include but are not limited to the following: 1. A medical or dental condition which will require repeated or frequent hospitalization, treatment or follow-up care; OR 2. A physical handicap, by reason of physical defect or deformity, whether congenital or acquired by accident, injury or disease, which makes or may be expected to make a child totally or partially incapacitated for education or for remunerative occupation, as described in sections 1002 and 4001 of the Education Law or makes or may be expected to make a child handicapped, as described in section 2581 of the Public Health Law; OR 3. A substantial disfigurement, such as the loss or deformation of facial features, torso or extremities; OR 4. A diagnosed personality or behavior problem, psychiatric disorder, serious intellectual incapacity or brain Damage which seriously affects the child’s ability to relate to his/her peers and/or authority figures, including mental retardation or developmental disability. Child Diagnosis:   Section III - Continued Type of Subsidy Condition B Hard-To-Place: A child other than a handicapped child (Select all that apply): Note: Where an application is made following finalization of the adoption, this category is not applicable unless eligibility is determined by a fair hearing. 1. who is one of a group of two siblings (including half-siblings) who are free for adoption and it is considered necessary that the group be placed together pursuant to 18NYCRR 421.2(e) and 421.18(d); AND a. at least one of the children is five years old or older; OR b. at least one of the children is a member of a minority group which is substantially over- represented in New York Sate ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care in relation to the percentage of that group to the State’s total population; OR c. at least one of the children is otherwise eligible for subsidy; OR 2. who is the sibling or half-sibling of a child already adopted by a family and it is considered necessary that such children be placed together pursuant to 18NYCRR 421.2(e) and 421.18(d); AND a. the child to be adopted is five years old or older; OR b. the child is a member of a minority group w...
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