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Child and Family Services Reviews (CFSRs)

Information on the Federal Child and Family Services Reviews, including statewide assessments, final reports, State program improvement plans, and tools for administrators.

	Child and Family Service Review Final Reports: An Assessment of States' Success in Involving Children and Families in Case Planning Provides both State-specific information and an overall synthesis of results regarding compliance with the requirement of the Federal Child and Family Services Reviews that States involve parents and children in case planning. State strengths and areas of improvement are noted.
	Child and Family Services Reviews The National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information provides information on the Federal Child and Family Services Reviews.
	Child and Family Services Reviews Summary of Key Findings Fiscal Year 2003 - 2004 Contains the compiled results of the child and family services reviews from the states reviewed in 2003-2004 in chart form, with specific information on each individual state.
	Child Welfare Reviews: Child and Family Services Reviews Designed to enable the Children's Bureau to ensure that State child welfare agency practice is in conformity with Federal child welfare requirements, to determine what is actually happening to children and families as they are engaged in State child welfare services, and to assist States to enhance their capacity to help children and families achieve positive outcomes.
	Child Welfare Reviews: Promising Approaches The Children's Bureau actively identifies promising approaches in child welfare during the Child and Family Services Reviews.
	Multiple Placements in Foster Care: Literature Review of Correlates and Predictors (PDF 111 KB) Examines the correlation between placement stability and child well-being.
	Findings From the Initial Child and Family Services Reviews 2001 - 2004 PowerPoint presentation containing the compiled results of the 2001 - 2004 child and family services reviews.
	General Findings From the Federal Child and Family Services Review Presents the compiled results of the 2001-2004 child and family services reviews from the States.
	National Resource Center for Legal and Judicial Issues Resources related to the Adoption Safe Families Act, the Child and Family Services Reviews, and education.
	Placement Stability Measure and Diverse Out-of-Home Care Populations (PDF 116 KB) Presents results from a 2000 survey conducted by the National Working Group to Improve Child Welfare Data to address issues with child welfare data comparability.
	Using Information Management to Support the Goals of Safety, Permanency and Well Being Competency-based curriculum for child welfare supervisors, developed by the Institute for Child and Family Policy.

State Child Welfare Agency and Photolisting Web Pages
Provides website links for State child welfare agency, adoption, foster care, adoption exchange, and photo listing services.

A Service of the Children's Bureau, Administration for Children and Families,
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

For more information, contact:
National Adoption Information Clearinghouse
330 C Street, SW
Washington, DC 20447
Phone: (703) 352-3488 or (888) 251-0075
Fax: (703) 385-3206
E-mail: naic@caliber.com

Updated on October 12, 2004 by webmaster_naic@caliber.com.



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