I was in my mid-20s and didn’t expect to be asked to oversee a foster care unit. Overnight, I became a child welfare supervisor.
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In honor of Child Welfare Workforce Appreciation Week, we're sharing ways to thank and celebrate all child welfare professionals, like caseworkers, lawyers, judges, therapists, and others who help kids and families.
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30% of child welfare professionals today will not be working in this system next year.
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