According to the report, the top concerns reported include large caseloads and a shortage of foster placements, which means caseworkers often spend hours or days with children in hotels and emergency rooms. Child protective workers are also frustrated that changes in protective services were made without their input in the wake of the deaths of two girls.
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FYI: They are all clueless. What they need to do is to provide the services that help to keep kids safe in the home so they don't have the foster care system flooded with frivolous cases.
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