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Parental Substance Use and the Child Welfare System
Children s Bureau/ACYF/ | Email: | Substance Use and the Child Welfare SystemBULLETIN FOR PROFESSIONALSO ctober 2014 WHAT S INSIDEThe relationship between Substance use disorders and Child maltreatmentThe impact of Parental Substance use on childrenChild Welfare laws related to Parental Substance useService delivery challengesInnovative prevention and treatment approachesPromising Child Welfare casework practicesSystems change and collaborationGrant programsResources for further informationMany families receiving Child Welfare services are affected by Parental Substance use. Identifying Substance abuse and meeting the complex needs of parents with Substance use disorders and those of their children can be challenging. Over the past two decades, innovative approaches coupled with new research and program evaluation have helped point to new directions for more effective, collaborative, and holistic service delivery to support both parents and children.
Children of Parents With Substance Use Disorders An estimated 12 percent of children in this country live with a parent who is dependent on or abuses alcohol
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