Kids First, Inc.

The admission assessment did not have correct information regarding child's legal status.

The home screening did not indicate the health status or the mental/ physical of the adult daughter that lives in the home.

The home screening was inconsistent on the foster parent's dating status.

There was not a current record of immunizations for a child in care.

There was poison material by the outside of the front door and it was accessible to children in care.

There was lawn equipment on the front part of the home that was accessible to children. There was sheers on the ground.

Caregivers used children's images and references on social media disclosing the children's foster care and reunification status without prior permission.

The home study did not include documentation and assessment of information regarding previous allegations of assault, allegations of financial exploitation, or status of legal concerns when assessing the character, stability, and responsibilities of the applicants.

An out of state registry check was not completed on a caregiver who resided out of state in the last five years.

The home study did not indicate how many paychecks were used to verify the foster parents' income, nor did it indicate how many bank statements were used to assess the foster parents' financial status.

Caregiver was unable to provide investigator with medication logs stating she is not required to maintain documentation.

Operation provided investigator with medication log for child in care. There is reason to believe records were falsified as caregiver stated she had not maintained medication logs.

Foster home was observed to have exposed concrete floor in one bedroom, pet urine on the floor near a litter box, bottles of spoiled baby formula in a bedroom, and small lids and other trash on the floor of a bedroom.

Over-the-counter medication was found to be unlocked and accessible to children on a nightstand and on the floor in one bedroom.

A child over the age of three years old is sharing a bedroom with two adult household members.

Caregiver is using profane language in the presence of children in care.

A foster home missed a quarterly supervisory visit.

The three monthly contacts reviewed for the child did not document enough significant and meaningful information to ensure that the child is safe.

The two home files that were reviewed did not have documentation of the disaster drills conducted at the foster home.