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Child Welfare Practice With Hispanic Children and Families
Discretionary Grant Cluster

The following programs were funded through Children's Bureau Discretionary Grants and visited by a Children's Bureau contract staff member during the funding period. Click on a project title to view a report from the site visit and find other information about the project.

Title of Program Announcement: Field Initiated Training Projects for Effective Child Welfare Practice With Hispanic Children and Families

Purpose: The purpose of this funding opportunity is to support the development, implementation, and evaluation of innovative child welfare training projects that address the needs of Hispanic children and families. Full announcement: (PDF - 121 KB)

Funding Period: October 1, 2004 - September 30, 2007

Projects Funded:

• Loyola University Chicago School of Social Work; Culturally Responsive Child Welfare Practice With Latino Children and Families: A Child Welfare Staff Training Model
  
  
• Sonoma State University; Cultural Competency for California's Child/Family Professionals (The C4 Project)
  
  
• The University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc.; Effective Child Welfare Practice With Hispanic Children and Families
  
  
• The University of Texas at Arlington; Culturally Competent Systems of Care Practices With Hispanic Children and Families

Updated on October 16, 2009