Children who are not in foster care and residing in their homes or with a kin caregiver to prevent entry into foster care may qualify as a candidate for foster care and be eligible for Title IV-E prevention services. As defined in Social Security Act section 475, “a child who is a candidate for foster care” is defined as a child who is at imminent risk of entering foster care but who can remain safely in the child’s home or with a kinship caregiver with the necessary Title IV-E prevention services to prevent entry into care. This includes children whose adoption or guardianship arrangements are at risk of disruption that would result in a foster care placement.