Section 27A-15-54 - Mental health centers may designate interagency teams--Role of teams--Composition. - South-dakota Statutes

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27A-15-54. Mental health centers may designate interagency teams--Role of teams--Composition. Each mental health center may designate one or more local interagency teams in each of the state's mental health service areas. The local interagency teams may assist in identifying appropriate placements, programs, and services for minors with emotional disturbances and their families. Any local interagency team shall include a parent of a child with an emotional disturbance who resides within the service area.

Source: SL 1991, ch 220, § 344; SL 1992, ch 189, § 31; SL 2001, ch 150, § 3.

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27A-15-54. Mental health centers may designate interagency teams--Role of teams--Composition. Each mental health center may designate one or more local interagency teams in each of the state's mental health service areas. The local interagency teams may assist in identifying appropriate placements, programs, and services for minors with emotional disturbances and their families. Any local interagency team shall include a parent of a child with an emotional disturbance who resides within the service area.

Source: SL 1991, ch 220, § 344; SL 1992, ch 189, § 31; SL 2001, ch 150, § 3.

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27A-15-54. Mental health centers may designate interagency teams--Role of teams--Composition. Each mental health center may designate one or more local interagency teams in each of the state's mental health service areas. The local interagency teams may assist in identifying appropriate placements, programs, and services for minors with emotional disturbances and their families. Any local interagency team shall include a parent of a child with an emotional disturbance who resides within the service area.

Source: SL 1991, ch 220, § 344; SL 1992, ch 189, § 31; SL 2001, ch 150, § 3.