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Home arrow White Papers arrow Child Welfare arrow Child Welfare League of America (CWLA)
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Child Welfare League of America (CWLA)
Can States Be Compared Based on Child Welfare Data?

State and county agencies run the nation’s child welfare systems, providing a wide range of services including child protection, family preservation and support services, foster care, adoption, and often juvenile justice and mental health services. Over the last fifteen years the child welfare field has seen a significant growth in the availability and use of data to help understand and administer child welfare programs.





Can States Be Compared Based on Child Welfare Data? (pages: 2)

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