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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Send it ALL in writing and keep copies for yourself. Include exchange about looking for work (violates program rules). Know that CCAP may treat you like crap and assume it’s your fault no matter what because you didn’t make expectations clear, didn’t give a chance to improve, etc. Going straight to rematch isn’t supposed to be allowed so definitely have the support meeting but DOCUMENT DOCUMENT DOCUMENT everything. If your LCC responds by phone, send back an email capturing what she said to you. “In our call, you agreed that XYZ is a safety issue and we are appropriately seeking rematch to ensure safety of our child....”

Think of CCAP as an entity that will throw you under the bus if they see fit (even if LCC seems great) so get your evidence in place to be able to present your side clearly. And then KEEP IT because if you have a later rematch, it will Ben important to document why your first was an AP issue and not host family.

CCAP was horrible to us, which is why I suggest this all![/quote]

I am not with CCAP and never been in rematch, but I keep hearing these horror stories about rematch with ccap, so I am just trying to understand: what happens if HF doesn't document all of this? worst case scenario, ccap says it is her fault, what happens next time she go into rematch? does she get thrown out the program? if yes does she lose money? can she just move to another agency? what I am missing? Thanks[/quote]

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