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| Title: | Child Welfare System |
| Authors: | Kansas. Legislature. Legislative Research Department |
| Issue Date: | 2-Jun-1999 |
| Description: | Beginning in July of 1996, the Children and Family Services Commission within the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services undertook some new initiatives to revise the delivery of services to Kansas children and their families. The initiatives undertaken are based on an integrated partnership between the federal and state government, and between the public and private sector. The integrated service model is based on the belief that families are best served through a single point of entry into the child welfare system with one social worker assisting the family in receiving all necessary social services. The integrated service worker does not provide the services to the family but manages a spectrum of SRS and private sector services, thereby ensuring that families receive all
appropriate services. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1984/19029 |
| Appears in Collections: | Accent: A Topical Series on Budget and Related Legislative Actions
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