Introduction to Child Welfare II. ((3 Credits))

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Prerequisite(s): Admitted to BS in Social Work, SW 1010 , ( ENGL 2010 with C+ or higher) and University Advanced Standing Addresses the basic effects of abuse, neglect, and separation on child development. Focuses on the knowledge and skills required for child welfare workers to provide services related to child placement, including risk assessment, attachment, separation, loss, grief, family intervention, and reunification and reintegration services. Teaches strategies to reduce trauma and promote effective child placement. Explains the foster-care system, including how to work with foster caregivers.