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Nebraska Foster Care Review Office

 

Mission:

We make recommendations that result in meaningful change, great outcomes, and hopeful futures for children and families.

Vision:

Is for every child and family to flourish.

Mission:

We make recommendations that result in meaningful change, great outcomes, and hopeful futures for children and families.

Vision:

Is for every child and family to flourish.

Mission:

We make recommendations that result in meaningful change, great outcomes, and hopeful futures for children and families.

Vision:

Is for every child and family to flourish.

 

FCRO Publications

The Nebraska Foster Care Review Office (FCRO) independently tracks children and youth in out-of-home care, reviews their cases, collects and analyzes data related to the children and youth, and reports on these findings. Reports statistical data, and recommendations on conditions and outcomes, including any needed corrective actions.

Since 2012, per statute the FCRO is to issue at least three quarterly reports each year to the Legislature, stakeholders, and the public, and issue an annual report due September 1st of each year. Occasionally statute also requires the issuance of reports on specific topics. Those mandated reports, along with other pertinent reports are available for your review.

 

Annual and Quarterly Reports

2023

quarterly report June 2023 Quarterly Report

quarterly report March 2023 Quarterly Report

 

2022

quarterly report December 2022 Quarterly Report

quarterly report September 2022 Annual Report

quarterly report June 2022 Quarterly Report

quarterly report March 2022 Quarterly Report

 

 

 

FCRO-UNO Special Report on Children Missing from Care

 

FCRO Out-of-Home Data Pilot Project Report

January 8, 2016

 

State Ward Permanency Pilot Report

March 24, 2015

LB905 (2014) created the State Ward Permanency Pilot as of July 1, 2014, providing $1,500,000 in general funds. The Project serves state wards who are eligible for services through the DHHS Division of Developmental Disabilities, but do not qualify for priority funding under the Developmental Disabilities Service Act. State wards receiving an enhanced level of care or otherwise assessed to have above-average habilitative needs are to be given priority to participate in the pilot. For a copy of the report, click above on the title of the report.