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Enhancing Collaborative Practice between Domestic Violence Staff and Child Protective Services Staff

Enhancing Collaborative Practice between Domestic Violence Staff and Child Protective Services Staff

By: Cynthia Osborne

This brief presents lessons learned to further enhance coordination for the benefit of children and families in Texas involved with critical social service systems.

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Topics: Child wellbeing

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