California § 11333.5 - Counties shall develop linkages with local service providers that serve teenage p
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§ 11333.5. Counties shall develop linkages with local service providers that serve teenage p
(a) Counties shall develop linkages with local service providers that serve teenage parents. (b) The county plan shall specifically describe those required services that are available to teenage parents, as follows: (1) An identification of available services to teenagers. (2) The extent to which these programs are currently serving AFDC recipients. (3) The resources that these programs may make available to GAIN participants. (4) The linkages established with these programs. (c) The department shall review each countyâs plan to determine both of the following: (1) Whether the intensity of case management services provided by the county meets the requirements of subdivision (b) of Section 11331.7. (2) Whether the availability of services to teenagers is adequate.
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