Foster Care Licensing
ND Foster Care Reimbursement
The Children and Family Services (CFS) Licensing Unit in partnership with the Foster Care and Sub-Adopt Eligibility Unit delivered an overview of North Dakota foster care reimbursement options.
This training highlighted:
- Reimbursement Roles and Responsibilities,
- Overview of reimbursement options,
- Direct Deposit efficiencies, and
- Expectations when overpayments occur, etc.
Training Session Resources:
(Recorded live on 07.28.22)
Licensing 101
In April of 2022, the Children and Family Services (CFS) Division implemented the new CFS Licensing Unit, based on legislative intent to redesign program and service delivery specific to licensing statewide providers. This redesign effort transformed how North Dakota licenses, trains and works to recruit, support and retain foster care providers and serve children and families involved in the child welfare system.
The CFS Licensing Unit is responsible for creating and updating statewide policy and procedures with an overall goal to implement standardized procedures, which offer consistency and efficiencies for licensing specialists, providers and case managers. This training highlighted the following:
- Overview of the CFS Licensing Unit operations
- Licensing Roles and Responsibilities
- Level of Care decisions specific to children in foster care, and
- Overview of the ND Recruitment and Retention State Plan
Training Session Resources:
(Recorded live on 06.09.22)
Licensing Policy
For more information regarding foster care licensing rules and regulation, policy and forms, please use the following link to the ND Policy Manual
Foster Care Licensing Policy Manual (622-05)
Licensing Questions
For those interested in becoming a foster parent, please contact 1.833.FST.HOME to visit with our ND Recruitment and Retention Specialist. For all other licensing related questions, please contact:
CFS Licensing Unit
701.328.2232
cfslicensing@nd.gov
