A lack of structure in how the state's child welfare agency decides whether someone is in danger leads to "poor documentation and subjective decision-making by caseworkers' on whether a child should be removed from a home, a new report says.
Saturday, October 03, 2015
Report points to failing of Arizona's child welfare system
Report points to failing of Arizona's child welfare system
A lack of structure in how the state's child welfare agency decides whether someone is in danger leads to "poor documentation and subjective decision-making by caseworkers' on whether a child should be removed from a home, a new report says.
A lack of structure in how the state's child welfare agency decides whether someone is in danger leads to "poor documentation and subjective decision-making by caseworkers' on whether a child should be removed from a home, a new report says.
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