National Strategies to Reduce Unnecessary Child Welfare Reports
Training description
As Massachusetts works to strengthen prevention and reduce unnecessary reports, this session will highlight approaches from across the country that are reshaping how systems respond to families. Speakers will share lessons learned, challenges, and practical strategies to create alternative pathways that connect families to support before a report is filed.
This is part of the MA Initiative to Reduce Child Neglect Educational Series.
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