45 C.F.R. Subpart G—Foster Grandparent Placements and Assignments
Title 45 - Public Welfare
Foster Grandparent assignments shall: (a) Provide for Foster Grandparents to give direct services to one or more eligible children. Foster Grandparents cannot be assigned to roles such as teacher's aides, group leaders or other similar positions that would detract from the person-to-person relationship. (b) Result in person-to-person supportive relationships with each child served. (c) Support the development and growth of each child served. (d) Be meaningful to the Foster Grandparent. (e) Be supported by appropriate orientation, training and supervision. (a) All Foster Grandparents shall receive a written volunteer assignment plan developed by the volunteer station that: (1) Is approved by the sponsor and accepted by the Foster Grandparent; (2) Identifies the individual child(ren) to be served; (3) Identifies the role and activities of the Foster Grandparent and expected outcomes for the child; (4) Addresses the period of time each child should receive such services; and (5) Is used to review the status of the Foster Grandparent's services in working with the assigned child, as well as the impact of the assignment on the child's development. (b) If there is an existing plan that incorporates paragraphs (a)(2), (3), and (4) of this section, that plan shall meet the requirement.
Title 45: Public Welfare
PART 2552—FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM
Subpart G—Foster Grandparent Placements and Assignments
§ 2552.71 What requirements govern the assignment of Foster Grandparents?
§ 2552.72 Is a written volunteer assignment plan required for each volunteer?
