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Child s Name DOB Date Exit Interview Completed Foster Home Moved From County Where Home Is Located Date Child Moved Name of Staff Completing Form Title Circumstances surrounding move from this placement (please circle): a. Return home b. Move to kin or non kin home c. Move to permanent placement d. Reunification of siblings e. Request of foster family (please explain) f. Concerns about Foster family (please explain) g. Other (please explain) Did the child provide information that requires a report to the hotline? YES NO If YES, date report was made? Was the report accepted? YES NO Was the child s Inventory Checklist reviewed and updated at removal? YES NO Issues of Concern Documented on the Interview Form: 1. 2. 3. None Actions taken: 1

LICENSING AGENCY REVIEW Specific Follow-up Action Needed: None Responsible Party: Date Completed: 1. 2. 3. Staff w/ FCRC Inactivate Home Request Placement Hold Licensing Staff Signature Date Reviewed 1. How were you informed of your move? 2. Do you understand why you are being moved? 3. Who has talked to you about your move? 4. Did your caregiver answer any questions that you had about your family? 3) N/a _ 5. Were they positive about your family? _ 2

6. Did the caregiver ask you how you would like to be introduced to new people and follow through with your wishes? 7. Did your caregiver treat you as a fully included member of the family with respect to activities, chores, celebrations, or outings? 8. What did you do for fun in this home? 9. If you did something you were not supposed to do, what happened? _ 10. Did you think this was fair? Please explain: 11. Were you ever threatened with having to leave the home? If Yes, please explain: 12. Did this family have a way to recognize the good things that you did? 13. Do you think your caregiver knew a lot about you (such as what you like to do, your favorite foods, who your friends are, or what your favorite and least favorite subjects in school are)? Please explain 3

14. (For older children) What did they do to get to know you? 15. Did your caregiver help you to participate in community and school activities? 16. Do you feel that your caregiver knew about and supported your religion and culture (for example, special foods, holidays and celebrations, hair, and clothing)? 3) n/a 17. Did your caregiver help you to maintain your connections to your parents? _ 18. Did your caregiver help you to maintain your connections to your siblings or other family members? _ 19. Did your caregiver help you maintain your connections to other people important to you like friends or others? _ 4

20. Did your caregiver ever advocate for you (speak up for you or for your best interests) at school, in court, or to other people involved in your case? _ 21. Did your caregiver take care of you when you were sick or had an accident, including going with you to the doctor? 3) n/a _ 22. Did you have enough clothing that fit you to wear in this home? 3) n/a 23. Did you have enough food to eat while with this caregiver? (In the explanation, include any information about what kinds of food you ate and where and when you ate.) 24. Were you allowed to contact your Case manager, Guardian Ad Litem or Others when you asked? 25. Did you feel respected in this home? 5

26. Did you feel happy in this home? 27. Were you satisfied with this home? 28. Who lived with you in this home? 29. What do you think was the best thing about this family? 30. Do you wish they had done anything differently? 31. Did you feel safe and comfortable in this home? Please provide any additional comments below: _ Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You are helping make things work better for all children and youth. 6