Administration of program: Establishment and duties of oversight committee.

1. In addition to the requirements set forth in NAC 432.260 , an agency which provides child welfare services that wishes to provide a self-sufficiency program must establish an oversight committee that consists of at least: (a) One child in foster care; (b) One former foster youth; (c) One foster parent who provides care to older children in foster care; and (d) One caseworker who provides child welfare services to older children in foster care. 2. The oversight committee shall: (a) Develop a plan for the self-sufficiency program that is consistent with the state plan submitted to the Secretary of Health and Human Services pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 677; (b) Update the plan developed pursuant to paragraph (a) on or before April 1 of each year; and (c) Meet at least two times a year to review the progress of the self-sufficiency program. 3. The plan developed pursuant to subsection 2 must include a description of: (a) The manner in which the needs of former foster youth will be assessed; (b) A procedure to be used to involve former foster youth in designing the activities of the self-sufficiency program; (c) The manner in which former foster youth will access goods and services; and (d) The goals and objectives of the self-sufficiency program.