Get Wa Dshs 10-244 2013

The WA DSHS 10-244 form is essential for establishing a shared parenting plan for children with developmental disabilities. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to ensure that you can complete the form thoroughly and accurately.

Follow the steps to fill out the WA DSHS 10-244 form online

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the WA DSHS 10-244 online form and open it in your browser.
2. Begin by entering the child or youth’s legal name, which should match their official documentation. Then, input their ADSA ID number, which you should receive when their client record is established.
3. Provide the child or youth’s residence address, ensuring you include the city, state, and ZIP code correctly to facilitate communication and support.
4. In the section for contact details, include your name, telephone numbers (home, work, and cell), and your relationship to the child. This is critical for those involved in the child’s life and decision-making process.
5. List additional significant people in the child's life, such as parents, legal guardians, licensed providers, emergency contacts, and any relevant medical personnel by including their respective contact details.
6. Detail the community agencies and formal supports available to the child, clarifying who will be responsible for these services, and what their role will entail in the shared parenting plan.
7. Outline informal community agencies, such as churches and recreation centers, that may provide support, along with any specific plans for interaction or engagement with these organizations.
8. Use the designated section to address any questions, concerns, or requests from the child or youth, ensuring their voice is included in the plan.
9. Collectively address the needs and concerns of the family, as well as those of the licensed provider, allowing an opportunity for a comprehensive view of worries and required support.
10. Articulate a vision for the child's future, including dreams and goals from both the family and the child’s perspective.
11. Complete the care plan section by detailing daily routines, medical appointments, and preferences regarding care in consultation with relevant parties.
12. Address the financial plan, confirming whether a representative payee has been designated and relevant SSI application status, while identifying timelines for any outstanding tasks.
13. Finalize the holiday schedule and outline how special occasions, such as birthdays and vacations, will be managed to foster continuity and celebration in the child’s life.
14. Develop a family home visit plan, including frequency and logistics, as well as how the licensed provider will be involved in these visits.
15. Provide a planned visitation schedule clearly stating how often you will visit the child in their licensed placement, specifying visitation times per month.
16. Finally, sign off the form, ensuring that all parties involved (parent/guardian, licensed provider, social worker) provide their signatures and dates. Save your changes, and proceed to download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Complete the WA DSHS 10-244 form online today to establish a supportive plan for your child.