q) « initial placement date, » the last day the court arrested a child and ordered an agency to be responsible for the supervision of the child or the date on which an agency assumed responsibility for a child because of parental termination, waiver or voluntary accommodation; (ae) « family of resources, » a registered guardian within the meaning of Section 16519.5. x) « independent residential environment subject to prudential oversight, » pursuant to Section 472 (c) (2) of the Federal Social Security Act (42 U.S.C). Section 672, paragraph 2, section 672, paragraph 2, section 672, paragraph 2, includes both an independent placement controlled within the meaning of subdivision (w) and housing certified by the transitional accommodation provider and operating a temporary housing intermediation program for non-destitute dependants, as described in paragraph 16522.1 , paragraph 2, subdivision (a). (y) « transitional independent life case plan, » the case plan for a child presented at the last reconsideration hearing; the non-minor creditor case plan, updated every six months for the last review hearing, before the age of 18, which outlines the objectives of the non-minor`s progress in the transition to independent living and the incremental responsibility for adult adult decision-making and progressive responsibility for adult adult decision-making. , cooperation between the non-small worker and the social worker, the probation officer or Indian tribal placement unit and support services as described in the Independent Transitional Plan (TILP) to ensure active and meaningful participation in one or more of the eligibility criteria covered in paragraphs 1 to 5, including Sub-Division (b) of Section 11403 , the appropriate mediation engagement of the non-minor and the permanent plan for the transition from non-minor to independent living, which involves maintaining or maintaining lasting relationships with adult caregivers and engaged persons, as indicated in Subdivision 16501.1 of Subdivision (f). (1) A non-minor aged 18, while subject to an order for dependent reception facilities, for which the dependency, criminality or transitional jurisdiction has ended and which is still under the general jurisdiction of the court. (af) »Basic services » are services provided to children, adolescents and non-minor members, either directly or by agreement with other agencies with traumatic information and cultural interest, as stated in Sections 11462 and 11463. 2) an agreement, as described in paragraph 1, between a former dependant or a non-minor station; kin-PAC payments are received in accordance with Article 4.5 (from Section 11360) or Article 4.7 (from Section 11385) and to the body responsible for kin-PAC benefits, provided that the non-minor situation, met the conditions described in paragraph 11403.01 or one or more of the conditions described in paragraphs 1 to 5 , including, sub-subdivision (b) of Section 11403.
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