This is the number of training hours you are required to complete annually for recertification

To share a bedroom with a child of another gender, a foster child cannot be over this age.

This is the number of Safety Data Sheets you must include in your binder

When a foster child is initially placed into care, this is the number of hours per week they generally have supervised visitations with each parent.

This is the number of training hours you should be completing monthly in order to stay up to date on your training

This is the maximum recommended age difference for foster children to share a bedroom

You should update your Emergency Binder whenever this happens.

You may terminate a supervised phone call with biological parents under this circumstance.

This is the password for Legacy's online trainings

In order to sleep on the top bed of a bunk bed, a child must be at least this age.

This is one of the emergency numbers you should include in your emergency binder.

This is the number of minutes a biological parent is given to arrive at a scheduled visitation before the visitation is cancelled.

When you are updating your CPR/First Aid Certification, the course you take must have this component.

In general, children over this age cannot sleep in the same bedroom as the resource parent(s)

This is when you should show your emergency binder to your social worker.

It is generally this person's responsibility to transport a foster child to a supervised visitation.

You should renew your CPR/First Aid Certificate this often.

This is a requirement in order for a room in a foster home to be classified as a bedroom

When updating the medical information on a child's page in your emergency binder, you should include this information.

If you terminate a supervised phone call between foster children and biological parents, you should notify these 2 people as soon as possible.