CWLA is the oldest national organization serving vulnerable children and families, focusing on child welfare issues including foster care, adoption, kinship care, and family preservation. They set standards for child welfare agencies and advocate for policies that protect children.
CWLA's public resources and policy information are available at no cost. They primarily serve professionals and policymakers but provide family-facing resources on foster care, adoption, and family support.
If your family is involved with the child welfare system - whether as foster or kinship caregivers, adoptive parents, or families receiving support services - CWLA's resources can help you understand the system, your rights, and the services available to your family.
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