#SFHA2616938AState funding for continued child welfare support for young adults in 2026
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This order distributes state funding to French departments for continued support of young adults leaving child welfare who lack sufficient resources or family support. The amounts are allocated by department based on the estimated number of young people previously in departmental child welfare care who turn 18 in 2026. Departments should treat this as the official funding split for maintaining care and support for this group.
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Key Changes
- Sets the 2026 state funding allocation for continued support of young adults leaving child welfare.
- Distributes specific amounts to each department and certain territorial authorities.
- Bases the allocation on the estimated number of eligible young people turning 18 in 2026.
Obligations
What this law requires
Departmental councils receiving an allocation must apply the listed State funding amounts to maintain support for eligible young adults leaving child welfare who lack sufficient resources or family support.
The French State must allocate the 2026 funding envelope for continued child welfare support of young adults to each department in the exact amounts listed in the annex.
Departmental councils should plan continued care, housing, guidance, and related social support based on the amount allocated to their department in the annex.
Departments receiving the funding must treat the annexed amount for their department as the official State financing amount for maintaining care and support for eligible young adults formerly under child welfare care who turn 18 in 2026 and lack sufficient resources or family support.