Children and the Child Welfare System: Problems, Interventions, and Lessons from Around the World

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Securing the welfare of children and the family is an integral part of social work. Modern society has experienced enormous changes that present both opportunities and challenges to the practice of social work to protect the welfare of children. It is thus essential that we understand the experiences of social work practitioners in different parts of the world in order to adapt practice to the changing times. To help achieve this, we present a collection of papers from around the world that presents findings on various aspects of social work research and practice involving children and the potential for improved service delivery.

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Przeperski, J., & Owusu, S. A. (2021). Children and the Child Welfare System: Problems, Interventions, and Lessons from Around the World. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal, 38(2), 127–130. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10560-021-00740-5

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