Florida Statutes § 984.14 — Voluntary shelter services. — United States — Florida law | Esheria

Florida Statutes § 984.14 — Voluntary shelter services.

Temporary voluntary shelter services must provide a safe, supervised environment and help children with referrals, education, and counseling. If a child is a runaway or a parent/guardian/custodian is unavailable, the shelter must try to contact them right away and, if they still cannot be found within 24 hours, contact

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Temporary voluntary shelter services must provide a safe, supervised environment and help children with referrals, education, and counseling. If a child is a runaway or a parent/guardian/custodian is unavailable, the shelter must try to contact them right away and, if they still cannot be found within 24 hours, contact the Department of Children and Families.