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Slide 29 of 58 |
Notes: These are the four data indicators with national standards used to evaluate Permanency Outcome 1:
Foster care re-entries: Of the 32 States, sixteen met the following national standard: of all children who entered care during the year under review, 8.6% or fewer re-entered foster care within 12 months of a prior foster care episode.
Stability of foster care placement: Of the 32 States, nine met the following national standard: of all children who have been in foster care less than 12 months from the time of the latest removal, 86.7% or more had no more than two placement settings.
�Length of time to achieve adoption goal: Of the 32 States, nine met the following standard: of all children who exited foster care during the year under review to a finalized adoption, 32% or more exited care in less than 24 months from the time of the latest removal from home.
Length of time to achieve reunification: Of the 32 States, eleven met the following standard: of all children who were reunified with their parents or caretakers at the time of discharge from foster care, 76.2% or more were reunified in less than 12 months from the time of the latest removal from home.
These are the four data indicators with national standards used to evaluate Permanency Outcome 1: Foster care re-entries: Of the 32 States, sixteen met the following national standard: of all children who entered care during the year under review, 6.1% or fewer re-entered foster care within 12 months of a prior foster care episode. Stability of foster care placement: Of the 32 States, nine met the following national standard: of all children who have been in foster care less than 12 months from the time of the latest removal, 86.7% or more had no more than two placement settings. Length of time to achieve adoption goal: Of the 32 States, nine met the following standard: of all children who exited foster care during the year under review to a finalized adoption, 32% or more exited care in less than 24 months from the time of the latest removal from home. Length of time to achieve reunification: Of the 32 States, eleven met the following standard: of all children who were reunified with their parents or caretakers at the time of discharge from foster care, 76.2% or more were reunified in less than 12 months from the time of the latest removal from home.
