Colorado Revised Statutes Title 19. Children's Code § 19-7-310. Emancipation discharge hearings--emancipation transition plan

(a) A clear and developmentally appropriate written notice of the date that the participating youth's voluntary services agreement will terminate;

(b) Repealed by Laws 2022, Ch. 88 (H.B. 22-1245), § 12, eff. Aug. 10, 2022.

(c) Information about and contact information for community resources that may benefit the participating youth, specifically including information regarding programs that have been established pursuant to section 19-7-314 or to federal law that provide transitional foster care assistance to young adults.

(a) Review the participating youth's emancipation transition plan and consult with the participating youth on the participating youth's readiness;

(b) Determine whether the county department has made reasonable efforts toward the participating youth's permanency goals and to prepare the participating youth for a successful transition to adulthood;

(c) Determine whether the participating youth has been provided with all necessary records and documents as described in subsection (4)(b) of this section;

(d) Determine whether the participating youth has been enrolled in medicaid and advise the participating youth on the participating youth's eligibility for former foster care medicaid up to the participating youth's twenty-sixth birthday pursuant to section 25.5-5-101(1)(e); and

(e) Advise the participating youth that if the youth chooses to emancipate but later decides support is needed, the youth has the right to begin receiving child welfare services again through the foster youth in transition program, created in section 19-7-303, until the youth's twenty-first birthday, or such greater age of foster care eligibility as required by federal law; and advise the youth of the necessity of keeping the participating youth's contact information up to date with the department of health care policy and financing or the appropriate county department.

(a) A description of the county department's reasonable efforts toward achieving the participating youth's permanency goals and a successful transition to adulthood;

(b) An affirmation that the county department has provided the participating youth with all necessary records and documents, including copies of all documents listed in section 19-3-702(4)(d), health records, education records, and written information concerning the participating youth's family history and contact information for siblings, if appropriate; and

(c) A copy of the participating youth's emancipation transition plan, finalized no more than ninety days prior to the participating youth's emancipation discharge hearing.