The Child Welfare Workforce Analytics Institute is a short-term program to further the work of the QIC-WD. We received applications from across the country and, after thorough review, are pleased to announce the eight jurisdictions that were selected.
As child welfare agencies consider how best to incorporate technology solutions into everyday workforce activities, this blog post links to evidence-informed tips and lists free and no-cost technology options for remote child welfare workers.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians’ Family Safety Program is working with the QIC-WD to create and evaluate an onboarding process for new hires. This update describes the intervention and some early lessons learned by the site implementation team.
“It’s extremely important that we have a continuum of care, much like we do for the families that we serve,” said one Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Children and Family Services (CFS) Area Administrator.
