By the completion of this course, you will be able to recognize the purpose of post-permanency supports and explain the eligibility requirements, application processes, and key components of post-permanency supports within the Guardianship Assistance Program (GAP) and the Adoption Support Program. You will enhance your understanding of how these supports are utilized to support children, youth and families, post-permanency, through real-world case scenarios.

By gaining a deeper understanding of these programs, you will be empowered to advocate effectively on behalf of children in permanent placements – to increase a child or youth’s long-term stability and well-being, promote continuity of care, and uphold the best interests of the child throughout the permanency journey and beyond.

Completion of this course confers one credit hour.

Recognize the purpose and intent of the available post-permanency programs for the permanent plans of guardianship and adoption.
Explain the eligibility requirements of the Guardianship Assistance Program (GAP) and Adoption Support Program.
Identify when the application process for post-permanency programs occurs within a case, and the general process for both types.
Describe the key components of the GAP and Adoption Support Programs, and the respective benefits they may offer.

Pathways to Permanency: Post-Permanency Supports

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

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