Human Services warns county: child‑welfare reforms will raise workloads and costs
Human Services staff told the board that federal and state child‑welfare reforms — including Families First, Minnesota's disproportionality act and a federal 'A Home for Every Child' initiative — will increase required active efforts, training and casework time, and could raise per‑family costs 30–100%.
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Human Services leaders told the Stearns County Board that a set of federal and state reforms will substantially change child‑welfare practice and could raise workloads and costs for the county.
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