Title IV-E Prevention Services

Find an Approved Title IV-E Service Provider

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Eligibility must be determined for a child based on specific criteria that has been established by the federal government and will be verified by the N.D. Department of Human Services. Once a child’s eligibility is approved the child and parent/caregiver can receive access to approved Title IV-E prevention services. 

The child must:

• Reside in North Dakota
• Be born (postnatal) 
• Be age 17 or under
• Be at risk of out-of-home placement
• Not in an open foster care program or under the custody of a public agency (Human service zone, Division of Juvenile Services, or Tribal Social Services);

The individual eligibility application allows for parents/caregivers, public and private agencies, treatment providers, tribal social services, juvenile court, and others to complete and submit an application on behalf of the child.

Community and private agencies/providers can apply to become an approved Title IV-E prevention services provider. 

• Providers MUST identify what approved service(s) they will offer, submit documentation verifying required training/certification and a plan outlining their fidelity review process for such service(s) to NDDHS.
• Providers MUST also agree to and sign a Memorandum of Understanding outlining the requirements set forth by NDDHS and Families First Prevention Services Act.
• NDDHS will review application.  If approved, providers will be able to receive reimbursement for Title IV-E approved prevention services delivered to an eligible child and their parents/caregivers.

• LINK to Find Approved Providers

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• LINK to Individual Application for Eligibility

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• CLICK this LINK to complete the Provider Application