WAC 110-149-0120. Meeting the basic and specific needs of children and youth

Caregivers must meet or request assistance from the children's or youth's caseworkers to develop a plan that meets the child's or youth's basic and specific needs. This includes, but is not limited to, providing: (1) Food, including options for: (a) Allergies; (b) Specific diets; and (c) Cultures; (2) Seasonally appropriate clothes; (3) Medications; (4) Medical, vision, and dental care and equipment including, but not limited to: (a) Incontinence items; (b) Glasses; and (c) Dental retainers; and (5) Diapers and wipes.