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Advocacy for Low-Income Children with Disabilities in California 2015
Chair(s):
Brian Blalock, Linda Johnson
Practice Area:
Family Law, Pro Bono
Published:
Apr 2015
ISBN:
N/A
PLI Item #:
58031
CHB Spine #:
41
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Chapter 1. Appendix A: Sample Records Request
Chapter 2. Appendix B: Requesting Education Records: Step-by-Step Guide
Chapter 3. Appendix C: Sample File Review for Youth Not Yet Special Education Eligible
Chapter 4. Appendix D: Sample File Review for Youth Already Special Education Eligible
Chapter 5. Appendix E: Education Manual 2015
Chapter 6. Appendix F: Requesting a Special Education Assessment: Step-by-Step Guide
Chapter 7. Appendix G: Special Education Rights and Responsibilities, Sample Assessment Request Letter and Additional Sample Documents
Chapter 8. Appendix H: Special Education Eligibility Checklist
Chapter 9. Appendix I: Sample Individualized Education Program
Chapter 10. Appendix J: Suspensions and Expulsions
Chapter 11. Appendix K: California Education Code Section 48900–48900.7
Chapter 12. Appendix L: Changes in Education Law Regarding Positive Behavior Assessment and Planning Fact Sheet
Chapter 13. Appendix M: Dear Colleague Letter on the Nondiscriminatory Administration of School Discipline, United States Department of Justice and United States Department of Education, January 8, 2014
Chapter 14. Appendix N: Early Start Referral and Assessment Request: Step-by-Step Guide
Chapter 15. Appendix O: McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act
Chapter 16. Appendix P: School Enrollment for Foster and Probation Youth
Chapter 17. Appendix Q: Staying on Track for High School Graduation: Foster/Probation Youth’s Right to Partial Credits
Chapter 18. Appendix R: Should I Graduate Under AB 167/216? A Guide for Foster and Probation Youth
Chapter 19. Education Advocacy and Unique Laws and Additional Services (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 20. Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) Benefits Chart
Chapter 21. Eligibility and Assistance Standards Chart for Determining Relatedness of Caretaker Relatives, California Department of Social Services Eligibility and Assistance Standards Manual
Chapter 22. Youth Benefits Comparison Chart
Chapter 23. All County Information Notice No. I-35-13, Best Practices for Increasing Eligible Youth Participation in the CalFresh Program, California Department of Social Services, July 24, 2013
Chapter 24. Medi-Cal Eligibility Division Information Letter No.: I-14-05, Treatment of Former Foster Care Children’s (FFCC) Program, California Department of Health Care Services, January 17, 2014
Chapter 25. All County Welfare Directors Letter No.: 14-41, Enrollment in the Former Foster Care Children’s (FFCC) Program for Mandatory Coverage Group and Optional Coverage Group—County Process for Medi-Cal Applicants and Beneficiaries
Chapter 26. JV-210 Application to Commence Proceedings by Affidavit and Decision by Social Worker
Chapter 27. Fair Hearing Request Form, California Department of Social Services
Chapter 28. Application and Statement of Facts for an Individual Who Is Over 18 and Under 26 and Who Was in Foster Care Placement on His or Her 18th Birthday, State of California Health and Human Services Agency
Chapter 29. Medi-Cal for Former Foster Youth: County Specific Information
Chapter 30. Covered Til 26 Fact Sheet
Chapter 31. Covered Til 26 Flyer
Chapter 32. Youth Entitlements and Supports 101—An Overview of Benefits Programs for Youth, and Young Adults (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 33. POMS DI 14505.010: Policy for Section 301 Payments to Individuals Participating in a VR or Similar Program, United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 34. Disability Report—Child—Form SSA-3820-BK, United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 35. Childhood Disability Evaluation Form SSA-538-F6, United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 36. POMS DI 25225.020 How We Define “Marked” and “Extreme” Limitations (Section 416.926a(e)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 37. POMS DI 25225.030 Acquiring and Using Information (Section 416.926a(g)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 38. POMS DI 25225.035 Attending and Completing Tasks (Section 416.926a(h)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 39. POMS DI 25225.040 Interacting and Relating with Others (Section 416.926a(i)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 40. POMS DI 25225.045 Moving About and Manipulating Objects (Section 416.926a(j)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 41. POMS DI 25225.050 Caring for Yourself (Section 416.926a(k)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 42. POMS DI 25225.055 Health and Physical Well-Being (Section 416.926a(l)), United States Social Security Administration
Chapter 43. Sample Child and Adult SSI Brief
Chapter 44. Sample Child SSI Advocacy Letter
Chapter 45. Sample SSI Child Brief
Chapter 46. SSR 09-1p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability Under the Functional Equivalence Rule—The “Whole Child” Approach, Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7527, 2009
Chapter 47. SSR 09-2p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—Documenting a Child’s Impairment-Related Limitations, Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7525, 2009
Chapter 48. SSR 09-3p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Acquiring and Using Information,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7511, 2009
Chapter 49. SSR 09-4p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Attending and Completing Tasks,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 31, page 7630, 2009
Chapter 50. SSR 09-5p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Interacting and Relating with Others,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7515, 2009
Chapter 51. SSR 09-6p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Moving About and Manipulating Objects,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7518, 2009
Chapter 52. SSR 09-7p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Caring for Yourself,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7521, 2009
Chapter 53. SSR 09-8p: Title XVI: Determining Childhood Disability—The Functional Equivalence Domain of “Health and Physical Well-Being,” Federal Register Vol. 74, No. 30, page 7524, 2009
Chapter 54. SSI Benefits for Youth (PowerPoint slides)
Chapter 55. Entitlement Programs and Supports for Youth in Out-of-Home Placements PowerPoint Citations
Chapter 56. California Fostering Connections to Success Act: Assembly Bill 12 Primer, January 2014
Chapter 57. All County Letter No. 07-10, Best Practice Guidelines for Screening and Providing for Foster Children with Disabilities, California Department of Social Services, February 28, 2007
Chapter 58. All County Letter No. 14-89, Approved Relative Caregiver (ARC) Funding Option Program, California Department of Social Services, December 16, 2014
Chapter 59. SSI: What It Takes to Make a Child Eligible
Chapter 60. SSP 22 Authorization for Nonmedical Out-of-Home Care (Board and Care), California Department of Social Services
Chapter 61. Kin-GAP: What It Takes to Make a Child Eligible
Chapter 62. Availability of Kin-GAP Benefits Past Age 18
Chapter 63. Adoption Assistance: What It Takes to Make a Child Eligible
Chapter 64. Availability of AAP Benefits Past Age 18
Chapter 65. Adoption Assistance: An Introduction, Clearinghouse Review: Journal of Poverty Law and Policy, July–August 2011, Volume 45, Numbers 3–4
Chapter 66. The Use of Supplemental Security Income to Maximize Assets and Income for Foster Youths with Disabilities, Clearinghouse Review: Journal of Poverty Law and Policy, March–April 2008, Volume 41, Numbers 11–12
Chapter 67. Federal Foster Care Eligibility: What It Takes to Make a Child Eligible
Chapter 68. Comparison of Benefits for Non-Minor Dependents
Chapter 69. Permanency Outcomes and Benefits
Chapter 70. Child-Centered Continuum of Care Concept Paper: Focusing on the Individual Needs of the Child and Prioritizing Community-Based Settings and Families First
Chapter 71. Disability Rights California Memorandum: Categories of Legal Decision Makers for Individuals—Conservatorship and Alternatives, July 2014
Chapter 72. Entitlement Programs and Supports for Youth with Disabilities in Out-of-Home Placements (PowerPoint slides)
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