A new framework from United Family Advocates suggests that federal child welfare financing needs significant reform. The proposal emphasizes prioritizing community-based support instead of the practice of separating families, which is described as costly and harmful.
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United Family Advocates Proposes Reform for Federal Child Welfare Financing
United Family Advocates has released a framework calling for reforms in federal child welfare financing. The framework advocates for community-based support to prevent the separation of families, which is viewed as both costly and detrimental.
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To strengthen child welfare and keep families together, we need structural change
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United Family Advocates Proposes Reform for Federal Child Welfare Financing