Zero to Three: Critical Issues for the Juvenile and Family Court

Victoria Youcha

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Child Welfare and Adoption Social Work Education and Practice Legal and Social Justice Studies

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ABSTRACT Infants are the fastest growing population in foster care. Without intervention they are at great risk of poor developmental outcomes. Juvenile and family courts have a unique opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of the babies in their care. This article outlines six critical issues that impact the development of very young children in the child welfare system and recommends strategies that juvenile and family courts can use to address the needs of this most vulnerable population.

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