District Of Columbia § 4-343 - Establishment of the Adoption Incentive Program; purpose.
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§ 4-343. Establishment of the Adoption Incentive Program; purpose.
4-343There is established the Adoption Incentive Program (“Program”). The purpose of the Program is to provide foster parents with access to a one-time financial assistance package to assist them with the expenses associated with attorneys’ fees and the homestudy relating to the adoption of a foster child, subject to the availability of funds in the Adoption Voucher Fund.
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