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A Person-Centered Analysis of Change in Supports for Child Welfare-Involved Families and Caregiver and Child Outcomes
Families involved with the U.S. child welfare system are overwhelmingly lower-resourced and often experience multiple hardships, which can adversely affect mental health. Research indicates that public, private, and child welfare system supports may individually shape caregiver and child well-being.
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