Transcription of Chronic • Scope of the problem - Child Welfare
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Chronic • Scope of the problem - Child Welfare
Chronic Child NeglectWhat s Inside: What is Chronic neglect? Scope of the problem Characteristics of families Effects on children Effects on society Practice principles Chronic neglect casework Competencies and training Implications for Child Welfare organizations Examples of promising interventions and evidence-informed programs Conclusion: The importance of hope Appendix: National Statistics on Child NeglectChronic Child neglect is one of the most daunting challenges to the well-being of children and families receiving Child Welfare services. The Child Welfare system is primarily geared to protect children who are in imminent danger or who experience egregious harm at the hands of their parents or caregivers (Kempe, Silverman, Steele, Droegemueller, & Silver, 1962).
Chronic Child Neglect What’s Inside: • What is chronic neglect? • Scope of the problem • Characteristics of families • Effects on children
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