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Family Time update from DCYF
This email was sent from DCYF to visit provider organizations edit: A similar email was sent to caregivers on 11/30 As you know, in-person family
November 24, 2020
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This email was sent from DCYF to visit provider organizations edit: A similar email was sent to caregivers on 11/30 As you know, in-person family
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From SUNY Buffalo School of Social Work Institute for Healthy Engagement and Resilience with Technology (iHeartTech) Tips for making video visits work privacy and security
Brought to you by the Sammamish Community Y Advisory Board: a series of free webinars feature the topics we need to talk about more, and
North Olympic Foster Parent Association needs to rebuild their address book, since unfortunately they were relying on Fostering Together to contact local families. They run
This study just published in JAMA found that a follow up mental health visit within 7 days of release from psychiatric hospitalization for suicidal ideation was associated
Reliable contact tracing is a fundamental requirement for successfully re-opening the state without allowing coronavirus to spread. To do this, people must be willing to
From 2006, when WA introduced Extended Foster Care for aged-out youths engaged in post-secondary education, to 2019, when it became available for all aged-out youth
https://www.akidsplayabout.org/ This performance explains what racism is, how to know it when you see and experience it, and ideas for what you can do about
From DCYF: As the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) announced last month, the caregiver recruitment and retention contract expired on June
From ACES Connection: New research has important findings for responding to ACEs Safe, stable and nurturing relationships (SSNR) are treated as a universal protective factor
The federal Capacity Building Center for Courts has created the attached information sheet: Conducting Effective Remote Hearings in Child Welfare Cases. The information sheet includes: Tips