Group Home Admin Clients/Residents Practice Exam

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Is a needs and services plan required for children placed in the facility on an emergency basis for less than a week?

  1. True

  2. False

  3. Only if requested by the family

  4. Only for specific age groups

The correct answer is: False

In many group home settings, a needs and services plan is generally not required for children who are placed on an emergency basis for a very short duration, such as less than a week. Emergency placements are often intended to provide immediate safety and care rather than establish long-term service plans, which are more relevant when a child is likely to stay longer or has ongoing needs that must be addressed. During short-term placements, the focus is typically on ensuring the child's safety and basic care rather than comprehensive planning activities. This means that formal assessments and detailed planning processes may not be necessary or effective in a situation where children are in a facility temporarily. Thus, the requirement for a needs and services plan to be created is not applicable in these emergency circumstances, aligning with the rationale of providing immediate support without the complexities involved in longer-term care arrangements.