Research-To-Practice Brief

How are Child Protection Agencies Promoting and Supporting Joint Sibling Placements and Adoptions?

This research-to-practice brief identifies the positive outcomes of preserving sibling relationships within child welfare agencies and the barriers for joint sibling placement. Strategies that support joint sibling placement and adoptions are presented from initiatives in Connecticut, Idaho, and New Jersey; they include prioritizing kinship relationships regarding placement and establishing clear operating policies, involving children in placement decisions, and using retention strategies for adoptive and foster parents.

Source
Partner Resources
State
Connecticut
Idaho
New Jersey
Topics/Subtopics
Supportive Services
Child Welfare
Special Populations
Non-custodial Parents
Publication Date
2020-09-16
Section/Feed Type
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