Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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Case closure would be appropriate when?

The family has achieved the outcomes in the case plan
The case has been open for a specified amount of time
The child turns 18
The parent requests it

The correct answer is: The family has achieved the outcomes in the case plan

Case closure would be appropriate when the family has achieved the outcomes in the case plan. This means that the parents or guardians have completed the necessary steps outlined in the case plan and have successfully addressed the issues that led to their involvement with child welfare services. This option is more suitable compared to the other choices because it shows that the primary focus is on the family's progress and readiness to safely care for the child, rather than a set time frame or external factors such as the child's age or the parent's request. The goal of child welfare services is to support reunification and ensure the safety and wellbeing of the child, so it is important to close the case only when the family has demonstrated the ability to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the child.