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CO SB106
Bill
AI Summary
SB 20-106: Homeless Youth Shelter Consent
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Homeless youth age 15 or older may consent in writing to receive shelter and services without parental consent, subject to rules promulgated by the state department.
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Licensed child care facilities, homeless youth shelters, and host family homes must make concerted efforts to achieve family reconciliation within a 21-day period.
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Time to notify parents or legal guardians of youth admission extended from 48 hours to 72 hours, excluding weekends and legal holidays.
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Shelter directors must notify the county department if youth refuses to provide parent contact information, parent is deceased, or notifying parent would risk abuse or neglect.
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Services for runaway, homeless, and unaccompanied youth addressing abuse, neglect, and youth-in-conflict issues are now explicitly defined as child welfare services.
Legislative Description
Consent To Shelter And Services By Homeless Youth
Human Services
Last Action
Governor Signed
6/26/2020