Colorado § 26-5.4-106 - Foster care prevention services - provision of services - rights and remedies - exchange of information.
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§ 26-5.4-106. Foster care prevention services - provision of services - rights and remedies - exchange of information.
(1) A county department of human or social services may provide both child welfare and prevention services, including but not limited to foster care prevention services, as defined in section 26-5.4-102, to a family and its children.
(2) Nothing in this section affects any existing rights of a child or youth, including those eligible for foster care prevention services, or any existing rights of a parent who is eligible for foster care prevention services.
(3) An entity providing foster care prevention services shall ensure that all information obtained and exchanged is confidential as required pursuant to federal and state laws regarding confidentiality.
Source: L. 2020: Entire section added, (SB 20-162), ch. 221, p. 1091, § 7, effective July 2.
26-5.5 ARTICLE 5.5
Family Preservation
26-5.5-101. Short title.
26-5.5-102. Legislative declaration.
26-5.5-103. Definitions.
26-5.5-104. Statewide family preservation program - creation - single state agency designated - program criteria established - available services - powers and duties of agencies - local oversight - feasibility report.
26-5.5-105. Financing of family preservation program.
26-5.5-106. Family preservation commission - establishment or designation - duties.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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