At the crossroads--better infrastructure, too few results
Subtitle: a decade of child welfare reform in New York City
Published: 2007
Language: eng
Subjects: Child welfare; Evaluation; Abused children; Services for; New York (N.Y.). Administration for Children's Services; New York (N.Y.).; New York (State). Family Court (City of New York); New York (State)
Other titles: Better infrastructure, too few results
Description: This report presents an assessment of the performance of New York City's child welfare system in meeting its responsibilities to investigate and respond to reports of child abuse and neglect; provide services to children and families to prevent children's entry into foster care whenever possible; provide services to children while in foster care; and ensure that children in foster care exit care in a timely fashion to grow up in permanent families. These are the essential functions of a public child welfare agency. In New York City, the Administration for Children's Services (ACS) is the public child welfare agency responsible for these functions, in conjunction with the New York City Family Court.
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