Supporting the child welfare workforce: The National Child Welfare Workforce Institute

ChildWIN: Child Welfare Workforce Innovation

The Children’s Home Society of Florida (CHS) embarked on an effort to improve child outcomes and workforce outcomes through an initiative called ChildWIN. Consisting of three components (career ladder, reduced caseloads, and Solution-Based Casework training), this initiative was fully implemented in Seminole County, partially implemented in Orange County, and not implemented in the Treasure Coa...

Welfare Reform’s Impact on Child Welfare

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Maternity and child welfare.

going to implement the Scheme, Mr. Sargent addressing the East India Association some months ago said, 'I am old enough in Government service to realise that almost anybody who is not mentally defective, and some of those who are, can produce a report of some kind. What matters, and what is even more difficult in India than elsewhere, is to translate the report into action. My experience in Ind...

‘Financing Public Child Welfare

‘C HILD welfare services furnished by the States and localities are financed from Federal, State, and local funds. A study of expenditures made by State and local public welfare agencies for child welfare services in the year ended June 30, 1956, shows that, although the States vary in the amounts expended, some patterns become apparent when they are grouped according to region, urban-rural cha...