106th Congress / Bills / H R 1802

Title

To amend part E of title IV of the Social Security Act to provide States with more funding and greater flexibility in carrying out programs designed to help children make the transition from foster care to self-sufficiency, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Administrative procedure -- Department of Health and Human Services | Administrative remedies | Adoption | Aged | Agriculture | Armed forces | Asians | Authorization | Bank records | Blind | Budgets | Business | Business records | Caregivers | Child health services | Child support | Child support enforcement | Children | Citizen participation | Civil liberties | Collection of accounts | Compensatory education | Computer matching | Congress | Congressional reporting requirements | Criminal justice | Data banks | Debarment of government contractors | Defense policy | Disability evaluation | Disabled | Disabled children | Economic policy | Education | Elementary and secondary education | Evaluation research (Social action programs) | Evidence (Law) | Ex-offenders | Executive departments | Families | Family farms | Farmers | Federal aid to child welfare | Federal aid to youth services | Federal preemption | Federal-state relations | Finance | Fines (Penalties) | Foster home care | Foster parents | Fugitives from justice | Government information | Government paperwork | Government publicity | Guerrilla warfare | Health insurance industry | Health policy | History | Home ownership | Housing | Income | Indian children | Intergovernmental fiscal relations | Job training | Judicial review of administrative acts | Labor | Laboratories -- Costs | Law | Liability (Law) | Medicaid | Medical care | Medical personnel | Medical records | Medicare | Medicine | Minorities | Old age, survivors and disability insurance | Paternity | Performance measurement | Politics and government | Prisoners | Public contracts | Right of privacy | School-to-work transition | Science policy | Secondary education | Social security | Social security beneficiaries | Social security eligibility | Social services | State and local government | State government-Indian relations | State laws | State politics and government | Supplemental security income program | Technology | Trusts and trustees | Veterans -- East Asia | Veterans -- Philippines | Veterans' benefits | Vocational education | Welfare | Welfare eligibility | Welfare fraud | World War II | Youth employment

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
6/25/99	House	Passed	Session 1, roll call 256: On Passage Foster Care Independence Act