Adult Foster Care

Adult foster homes provide food, lodging, protection, and supervision and household services. They provide needed supportive services and assistance with activities of daily living to maintain and support the client in the community. Populations generally served are persons with developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, traumatic brain injury, mental health issues and the elderly. They may also provide personal care, living skills assistance and training, medication assistance and safeguarding cash resources. 

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Adult Foster Care New Provider Orientation (required before licensure)
Orientation dates will be posted as they are scheduled. 
Registration Required For Orientation

Tuesday, July 31st 
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
2100 Campus Drive SE

Cascade Room 

DHS  Online Training Opportunity

Participants Will:

1. Know who is a mandated reporter
2. Understand what constitutes maltreatment
3. Know when and how to contact the Common Entry Point to make a vulnerable adult maltreatment report
4. Understand the Vulnerable Adults Act

http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/main/groups/agencywide/documents/pub/dhs16_156395.pdf

Trainings will be posted as they are scheduled.