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September is Workforce Development Month

Registration is NOW OPEN for the Child Welfare Worker Recognition Event, September 13, 2022

Our purpose is to develop and support a child welfare workforce that can equitably meet the needs of the most vulnerable children and families.

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September is Workforce Development Month
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