The Impact of Targeted Permanency and Post-Permanency Services on Continued Family Stability: An Introduction

Core Information on Post-Permanency Services

2021

1-5 pages

Journal of Public Child Welfare

Joan Zlotnik and Terry Shaw

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Examines how targeted permanency and post-permanency services influence family stability for children in the child welfare system. This article discusses key legislation which has impacted permanency options. It also highlights challenges in ensuring long-term stability after adoption or guardianship, noting that some children re-enter foster care despite achieving permanency.

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