Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides comprehensive guidelines for public policy and legislation relating to permanence for children. It covers issues such as child welfare, family preservation, and adoption, and offers practical solutions for policy makers and legislators. The authors draw on their extensive experience in child welfare and offer a compelling argument for the crucial role of state legislation in protecting vulnerable children.
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