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Family Case Record.Rule 65C-15.032

Chapter 65C-15 · Child-Placing Agencies · flrules.org · in effect since 2026-07-14

Rulemaking notices (2)
  • 2026-04-10 Notice of Proposed Rule · FAR Vol. 52/70 · Amendments update the licensing requirements for child-placing agencies to streamline the licensing processes and repeal obsolete rule provisions.
  • 2026-03-06 Notice of Rule Development · FAR Vol. 52/45 · Amendments update the licensing requirements for child-placing agencies to streamline the licensing processes and repeal obsolete rule provisions.

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(1) A child-placing agency the provides services to children shall have on file a record of the child’s family. Files may be retained electronically.

(2) The family case record must be available for the Department’s review and contain the following:

(a) Demographic information, including address, birth dates, race, religion, family composition, and persons important to the child;

(b) The social history, including any psychological or psychiatric reports and medical histories;

(c) Strengths and needs of the family and the services required;

(d) The agency’s assessment and initial case plan;

(e) Signed agreements between the agency and family or legal guardian;

(f) Summary of dates of contact and progress toward goals;

(g) Permanency status; and,

(h) Discharge summary.

Rulemaking authority. § 409.175, Fla. Stat. Law implemented. § 409.175, Fla. Stat.

History. New 12-19-90, Amended 10-27-93, Formerly 10M-24.047, Amended 11-14-16, 7-14-26.