Florida Child Welfare Case Manager Certification Practice Exam

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What happens if a child is not reunified?

Adoption or another permanent goal is approved
Immediate return to the parents
The case is dismissed
None of the above

The correct answer is: Adoption or another permanent goal is approved

If a child is not reunified, it means that the goal of the child welfare system is to find a permanent home for the child. This can be achieved through adoption or another permanent goal such as guardianship or kinship placement. Option B is not a feasible solution as the child was removed from their parents due to safety concerns. Option C is also not accurate as the case would still be open and active. Option D is incorrect because as mentioned above, the goal is to find a permanent home for the child, so there is always a plan in place.