Integrating child welfare, juvenile justice, and other agencies in a continuum of services.

James C. Howell · Marion R. Kelly · Ronald L. Mangum

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This article presents a comprehensive strategy framework for integrating mental health, child welfare, education, substance abuse, and juvenile justice system services. It proposes an infrastructure of information exchange, cross-agency client referrals, a networking protocol, interagency councils, and service integration models. This infrastructure facilitates integrated service delivery.

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