Plan of Safe Care for Infants Affected by Prenatal Substance UseCFOP 170-8
- Edition on the PDF
- 2024-02-15
- DCF's official index lists
- 2024-02-15
- Copy retrieved
- Oct 5, 2026
- Pages
- 8
- Office of primary responsibility
- Child and Family Well-Being
What this edition changed DCF's summary on the PDF
S Clarifies that entering into a Plan of Safe Care is voluntary and removes the requirement that all infants and mothers affected by prenatal substance exposure shall be referred to a home visitor program. Referrals are only to be made if the family accepts services.
Contents 13 entries
- Chapter 1 – GENERAL REQUIREMENTS p. 3
- 1-1. Purpose p. 3
- 1-2. Legal Authority p. 3
- 1-3. Reporting and Notification Requirements p. 3
- 1-4. Plan of Safe Care Components p. 4
- 1-5. Child Protective Investigations p. 5
- 1-6. Case Management Services p. 6
- 1-7. Child Welfare Information System Documentation p. 6
- Chapter 2 – PROCEDURES FOR MONITORING REFERRALS AND SERVICE PROVISION p. 7
- 2-1. Purpose p. 7
- 2-2. Legal Authority p. 7
- 2-3. Initiation of Referrals p. 7
- 2-4. Service Provision p. 7
Citations found in the text
CFOPs it cites (1)
- CFOP 170-5 Child Protective Investigations Page 7
CFOPs that cite it (1)
Florida Statutes (4)
- s. 383.14, F.S. Pages 3, 7
- § 39.001 Purposes and intent; personnel standards and screening. Page 7
- § 39.01 Definitions. Page 4
- § 39.201 Required reports of child abuse, abandonment, or neglect, sexual abuse of a child, and juvenile sexual abuse; required reports of death; reports involving a child who has exhibited inappropriate sexual behavior. Page 4
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