New York City / San Diego / New York / St. Louis / /
Company
ACS / Cultural Competence (including one for those who work with children with disabilities and families affected by sudden infant death syndrome) Additional Resources / Collaborative Partnerships / Highlighted Resources / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Laos / Sudan / /
Facility
National Center / Portland State University / /
IndustryTerm
accessible services / food stamps / child protective services / health insurance / child welfare services / assessment tools / informal service networks / child welfare systems / consider using the following assessment tools / /
Organization
Annie E. Casey Foundation / Research and Training Center on Family Support and Children / National Resource Center on Family-Centered Practice and Permanency Planning / Child Welfare League of America / United Hmong Association / Portland State University / Administration for Children / National Center for Cultural Competence / Coalition for Asian American Children and Families / Public Child Welfare Training Academy / Department of Family and Children / National Association of Social Workers / National Center for Cultural Competence At / /
Person
Ilze Earner / Youth / /
Position
psychologist / caseworker / Burundian Social Worker / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Santa Clara County / Catawba County / Southern California / North Carolina / New York / California / /
WINTER 2007 SPOTLIGHT: Cultural Competency in Child Welfare Practice: A Bridge Worth Building When the ACS [child protective services] worker came to the house she did not speak Chinese, so I sent my daughter to talk to