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Home » An Effective Child Welfare System and Evidence-based Practice for the Child Welfare System

An Effective Child Welfare System and Evidence-based Practice for the Child Welfare System

October 29, 2006
Reports

National Family Preservation Network

Discusses DHS’s use of innovative, evidence-based practices in the child welfare system to improve outcomes for children and families

Click to read the full report.

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