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• Children's Services Practice Notes, a newsletter for child welfare social workers

  Children's Services Practice Notes, a newsletter designed to enhance the practice of North Carolina's child welfare workers by providing them with information about social services research and socia...

• Concepts and Terms to Enhance Assessments of Safety and Risk

  Concepts and Terms to Enhance Assessments of Safety and Risk Success in child welfare work hinges in part on our ability to clearly identify whether safety or risk factors are present in a fam...

• Safety Mapping Can Tell Us a Lot about Families

  Safety Mapping Can Tell Us a Lot about Families A common problem in child welfare is the lack of understanding and agreement between the family and the agency about why the agency is involved,...

• Vol. 19, No. 3: Attachment and Child Welfare Practice

  Attachment and Child Welfare Practice Parent-child attachment has a powerful influence on child welfare work. Healthy attachment gives children a solid foundation for their cognitive, ...

• Safety Organized Practice: North Carolina’s New Practice Model

  Safety Organized Practice: North Carolina's New Practice Model After North Carolina's legislature passed Rylan's Law (HB 630) in 2017, North Carolina contracted with the Center for the Support...

• Conducting Forensic Interviews

  Conducting Forensic Interviews Because forensic interviews can play a pivotal role in investigations of sexual and emotional abuse of children, child protective ser...