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The Race, Community and Child Welfare Project seeks to reduce the overrepresentation of youth of color in out-of-home care due to abuse or neglect. The project is a collaboration between the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services, Casey Family Programs, and Kentucky Youth Advocates.
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The Race, Community and Child Welfare (RCCW) initiative/project is a collaborative agreement between Casey Family Programs, the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services, and Kentucky Youth Advocates (KYA). The purpose…
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The Race, Community and Child Welfare (RCCW) initiative/project is a collaborative agreement between Casey Family Programs, the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services, and Kentucky Youth Advocates (KYA). The purpose…
Despite research showing no difference in rates of actual abuse across races, African-American youth are overrepresented in child protective services nationally throughout the entire process from referral, investigation, substantiation, to…
Christian, Daviess, Fayette, Graves, Hardin, Jefferson, Kenton, and McCracken Counties are the Kentucky counties currently involved in the RCCW initiative. These counties were identified as having especially high rates of…
Questions about the Race, Community and Child Welfare project? Contact Paul Colwell, policy analyst, Kentucky Youth Advocates at pcolwell@kyyouth.org or 502-895-8167.
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