LAC 67:III.5725. Family Success Agreement (FSA)

A. Upon determination of eligibility and after completion of the comprehensive assessment if needed, work-eligible participants shall enter into a contractual agreement, known as the family success agreement (FSA), with the department. The FSA will specify: 1. the client's time-bound goals, responsibilities, and work activity participation; and 2. the department's obligation to provide necessary supportive services, assessments, notifications, information, and case management. B. The FSA shall be updated at least every six months or as the client's needs, goals, barriers, and family circumstances change. It shall be the responsibility of the participant to inform the department or its representative of these changes. C. The family success agreement may be created, sent, signed, or stored by electronic means. The electronic version of the Family Success Agreement is known as the Case Plan.