1224 Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) 1225 Indian Child Welfare Act. 1240 General Eligibility Criteria. 1241 Child Protective Services Priorities. 1242 Request for Child Protective Services. 1243 Right to Refuse Services and Consequences of Refusal. 1244 Administrative Reviews of Client Complaints. 1245 Fair Hearings Kentucky's child and family five-year service plan complies with and is funded under Title IV-B of the Social Security Act, primarily devoted to child abuse prevention and child protective services. The department's current five-year plan was approval in October 2014 and for the period 2015 - 2019. OUT OF STATE FIRM LICENSE RENEWAL CHANGE. As of July 14, 2018, a firm that does not operate an office in this state, holds a license in good standing from the state where their main office is located, and if applicable complies with the peer review requirements of this state (See KRS 325.301(10) is not required to obtain a license to provide public accounting services to a KY based client. When a section of SOP has been revised users will see the following: Added {This is added material}, Deleted {This is deleted material}.The bold and strikethroughs will appear on the site for fifteen (15) days after a modification and will then be removed. Can I get a court order to release the identity of anonymous caller to CPS. This happened four years ago by ex husband and I proved my case and got my boys back. Now it has happened again except anonymously. He planned better this time. The accusations are the same. I thought if we could prove the Feds rip Kentucky child protection system. Kentucky's beleaguered child welfare system was slammed in a review by federal officials, who provide much of the $415 million in funds for the state In 2006 and 2007 investigative reporter John Boel exposed much of the corruption taking place in the "child protection" system in Kentucky. His reports were broadcast in the local media at that time, and included some amazing interviews with former CPS whistleblowers, documenting the depth of Footnotes. Appropriate collaterals may include persons in the community such as school personnel, police officers, relatives, child's physician, family's service/treatment providers, etc. SSW interviews collaterals on behalf of any non-verbal/intellectually impaired child. Per 2017 Ky. Acts chapter 188, schools and childcare facilities shall provide the cabinet access to interview children Kentucky voters gave Family Court a resounding victory in November 2002 when the amendment passed in all 120 counties with more than 75 percent of the vote. Today Family Court serves 3.2 million citizens in 71 Kentucky counties. Kentucky Family Court is so progressive and successful that it is considered a national model. Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Everyone, regardless of his or her job, is required to report child abuse. Kentucky is one of 16 states that require everyone to report abuse , but also have laws requiring people in certain jobs (doctors, nurses, cops, childcare workers, etc.) who must report. Child Abuse and Neglect. The Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect Booklet is designed to provide information for the person who, as a part of his/her job or profession, may encounter situations of child abuse or neglect. It is designed to help you decide when an abused or neglected child needs special protection and what to do about it. Child Abuse and Neglect. The Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect Booklet is designed to provide informati