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- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-b · Adoption services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-c · Putative father registry
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-d · Adoption services; purchase by department
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-e · Adoption applications; appeals
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-f · Statewide adoption service
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-g · Abandoned infant protection program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 372-h · Reporting on post adoption services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 373 · Religious faith
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 373-a · Medical histories
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374 · Authority to place out or board out children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-a · Interstate compact on the placement of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-b · Authority to operate agency boarding home
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-c · Authority to operate group homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-d · Authority to operate public institutions for children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-e · Authority to place out or board out children with therapeutic foster parents
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 374-f · Authority to enter into leases for dwelling units
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 375 · Requirement of certificate or license to board children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 376 · Certificate to board children and/or minors under age of eighteen years
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 377 · License to board children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 378 · Form, duration and limitation of certificates and licenses
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 378-a · Access to conviction records by authorized agencies
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 379 · Revocation of certificates and licenses
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 380 · Boarding and free homes; records
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 381 · Maternity homes; records and reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 382 · Responsibility for children without state residence; license and board
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 383 · Care and custody of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 383-a · Immunity from liability for application of the reasonable and prudent parent standard
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 383-b · Medical treatment for abused, neglected and destitute children; consent of commissioners
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 383-c · Guardianship and custody of children in foster care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 384 · Guardianship and custody of children not in foster care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 384-a · Transfer of care and custody of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 384-b · Guardianship and custody of destitute or dependent children; commitment by court order; modification of commitment and restoration of par...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 384-c · Notice in certain proceedings to fathers of children born out-of-wedlock
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 385 · Orders; prohibiting placing out or boarding out; removal
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 386 · Visitation; inspection and supervision
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 387 · Ineligibility for public foster care funds; fiscal penalties
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 388 · Special charters
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 389 · Penalty for violations
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390 · Child day care; license or registration required
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-a · Standards and training for child day care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-b · Criminal history review and background clearances of child care providers, generally
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-c · Notice of pesticide applications
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-c*2 · Additional powers and duties of the office of children and family services
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-d · Requiring barriers to be placed around swimming pools and bodies of water on the grounds of family day care homes or group family day car...
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-e · Criminal history review; mentoring programs
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-f · Report on child care insurance
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-g · Pesticide alternatives
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-h · Notice requirement before closing certain day care centers
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-i · Notice of inspection report
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-j · Performance summary card in a city having a population of one million or more
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-l · Securing of furniture
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-m · Window coverings
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-n · Child care support center; operating certificate required
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 390-o · Prohibit the use of infant walkers in child care facilities
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 391 · Violation; injunction
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 392 · Services for relative and non-relative kinship caregivers
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 393 · Court review of placement in a qualified residential treatment program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 393*2 · Consideration of blindness during guardianship, custody or adoption proceedings
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394 · Short title
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-a · Definitions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-b · Eligibility criteria
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-c · Application and approval process
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-d · Child care creation and expansion tax credit
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-e · Allocation of credit
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-f · Powers and duties of the commissioner
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 394-g · Maintenance of records
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 395 · Responsibility of public welfare districts for the welfare of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 396 · Health and welfare services to all children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 397 · Powers and duties of social services officials in relation to children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398 · Additional powers and duties of commissioners of public welfare and certain city public welfare officers in relation to children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-a · Standards of payment for foster care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-b · Transition to managed care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-c · Powers and duties of the commissioner in relation to children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-d · Child welfare services community demonstration projects
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-e · Eligibility for protective services, foster care services, and residential services for victims of domestic violence
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 398-f · Duty to provide luggage to children in foster care
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 399 · Children discharged from state institutions
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 400 · Removal of children
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 401 · Births to inmates of public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 402 · Children forbidden in public homes
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 403 · The religious faith of children and minors
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 404 · Juvenile justice services close to home initiative
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 406 · Department of social welfare designated as state agency
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 407 · Powers of department of social welfare
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 408 · Custodian of funds
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409 · Preventive services; definition
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-a · Preventive services; provision by social services officials
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-d · District-wide child welfare services plan
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-e · Family service plan
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-f · Uniform case recording
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-g · Training of child welfare personnel
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-h · Assessment of appropriateness of placement in a qualified residential treatment program
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-i · Short title; legislative findings; purpose
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-j · Case management
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-k · Case plan and service record
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-l · Advisory board
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-m · Reports
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 409-n · Implementation
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410 · Day care; when public welfare official to furnish
- N.Y. Social Services Law § 410-a · Day care; when department to furnish