TITLE 56

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND WELFARE

CHAPTER 8

HARD-TO-PLACE CHILDREN

56-801.  Legislative intent. The purpose and intent of this act is to benefit hard-to-place children residing in foster or institutional homes at state expense by providing the stability and security of permanent homes, and in so doing, achieve a decrease of total state expense by the reduction of costly foster and institutional care. Accordingly this act shall apply only to hard-to-place children.

History:

[56-801, added 1974, ch. 61, sec. 1, p. 1139.]