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Who can be covered by Family-Related Medicaid? Individuals potentially eligible for Family-Related Medicaid include: • Pregnant Women. • Parents and other Caretaker Relatives. • Children under age 19. • Children age 19 up to 21. • Former Foster Care Children age 18 up to 26 .
We provide luggage and other transitional items to children who have to move from place to place including foster care placements, hospital settings, homeless shelters, domestic violence shelters, or other safe homes.
The Medical Foster Care (MFC) program enables Medicaid eligible children from birth through age 20 with medically-complex conditions whose parents cannot care for them in their own homes, to live and receive care in foster homes rather than in hospitals or other institutional settings.
The Medical Foster Care Program is facilitated through the Florida Department of Health, providing foster children with medical conditions an opportunity to receive care within a family setting.
If you would like to support children in foster care, find contacts in your area. Here are some examples of how you might be able to support these families: Free haircuts, dental care, clothing or transportation.
Day 1 Bags is a nonprofit organization that provides brand new duffle bags and backpacks to youth in foster care instead of trash bags as luggage when being removed from their homes or moved from shelter to shelter.
Individuals who aged out of Foster Care in Florida may continue to receive Medicaid up to age 26, if the individual was in foster care and receiving Medicaid at age 18 or when they aged out in Florida.
