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Rule 53
Alternative Care
: Arrangements: (1) Children in need of alternative care: Children in need of alternative care should be arranged by the relevant local child rights committee on the recommendation of the Child Welfare Officer to ensure their education, health, nutrition, protection and the highest welfare of the children.
(2)- When arranging for alternative care in accordance with sub-rule (1), the child welfare officer should analyze and assign a relative on the basis of the following when giving priority to the relative as per clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act:- (a) Will of the relative, < br> (b) Economic capacity,
(c) Family harmony,
(d) family situation.
(3) Analysis according to sub-rule (2): If deemed appropriate, the child welfare officer shall arrange alternative care arrangements for the child according to his/her relative's wishes.
(4) If there is no relative according to sub-rule (2) or if there is a relative, if such relative is not suitable or if the child concerned does not wish to be under the care of such relative, the child welfare officer shall place the child under the care of the family or person as per clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act. Arrangements will have to be made.
(5) The qualification of a relative, family member or person as per sub-rules-(3) and (4) shall be as follows:-
(a) Not found guilty by the court of any criminal charges involving domestic violence, crimes against children and moral turpitude,
(b) having received the following recommendation from a recognized physician:- (1) physically and mentally capable of caring for children,
(2) Not subject to long-term treatment or infectious disease,
(3) Not involved in drug addiction or any other problem,
(c) According to sub-section (2) of section 62 of the Act: _. Considered appropriate from the social accounting report of the appointed social worker.
(6) Families and individuals willing to provide alternative care as per sub-rule (4) must be listed at the relevant local level in accordance with local laws.
(7) When the local level lists families and individuals as per sub-rule (6), such familiesIn addition to the basis mentioned in sub-rule (2) of persons and persons, the assessment may also be made on other grounds prescribed by the local law.
(8) When choosing a family and person to provide alternative care listed at the local level, it should be done according to the wishes of the children.
(9) In the case that no family or person is listed at the relevant local level or if the child does not wish to be under the care of such family and person, the child welfare officer shall arrange for the care of such children in a family-based care organization that has received an operating permit from the listed council at the relevant local level.
(10) According to sub-rule (9), other arrangements related to the registration of family-based care organizations shall be in accordance with the relevant local laws:
(11) In the event that the family-based care organization is not listed at the relevant local level, if a family-based care organization is listed at another nearby local level, the relevant local level at that local level shall arrange alternative care arrangements.
(12) The Child Welfare Officer shall, on the basis of priority as per clauses (a), (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act- if arrangements for alternative care cannot be made, to send children in need of alternative care to the nearest children's home for care as far as possible. Arrangements will have to be made.
(13) Before placing the child in alternative care, the child welfare officer should inform the concerned child about the services, facilities and care to be provided in a child-friendly environment so that the concerned child can understand.
(2)- When arranging for alternative care in accordance with sub-rule (1), the child welfare officer should analyze and assign a relative on the basis of the following when giving priority to the relative as per clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act:- (a) Will of the relative, < br> (b) Economic capacity,
(c) Family harmony,
(d) family situation.
(3) Analysis according to sub-rule (2): If deemed appropriate, the child welfare officer shall arrange alternative care arrangements for the child according to his/her relative's wishes.
(4) If there is no relative according to sub-rule (2) or if there is a relative, if such relative is not suitable or if the child concerned does not wish to be under the care of such relative, the child welfare officer shall place the child under the care of the family or person as per clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act. Arrangements will have to be made.
(5) The qualification of a relative, family member or person as per sub-rules-(3) and (4) shall be as follows:-
(a) Not found guilty by the court of any criminal charges involving domestic violence, crimes against children and moral turpitude,
(b) having received the following recommendation from a recognized physician:- (1) physically and mentally capable of caring for children,
(2) Not subject to long-term treatment or infectious disease,
(3) Not involved in drug addiction or any other problem,
(c) According to sub-section (2) of section 62 of the Act: _. Considered appropriate from the social accounting report of the appointed social worker.
(6) Families and individuals willing to provide alternative care as per sub-rule (4) must be listed at the relevant local level in accordance with local laws.
(7) When the local level lists families and individuals as per sub-rule (6), such familiesIn addition to the basis mentioned in sub-rule (2) of persons and persons, the assessment may also be made on other grounds prescribed by the local law.
(8) When choosing a family and person to provide alternative care listed at the local level, it should be done according to the wishes of the children.
(9) In the case that no family or person is listed at the relevant local level or if the child does not wish to be under the care of such family and person, the child welfare officer shall arrange for the care of such children in a family-based care organization that has received an operating permit from the listed council at the relevant local level.
(10) According to sub-rule (9), other arrangements related to the registration of family-based care organizations shall be in accordance with the relevant local laws:
(11) In the event that the family-based care organization is not listed at the relevant local level, if a family-based care organization is listed at another nearby local level, the relevant local level at that local level shall arrange alternative care arrangements.
(12) The Child Welfare Officer shall, on the basis of priority as per clauses (a), (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of section 49 of the Act- if arrangements for alternative care cannot be made, to send children in need of alternative care to the nearest children's home for care as far as possible. Arrangements will have to be made.
(13) Before placing the child in alternative care, the child welfare officer should inform the concerned child about the services, facilities and care to be provided in a child-friendly environment so that the concerned child can understand.