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The County of San Diego (County) has developed the Child and Family Well-Being (CFWB) Department to fundamentally shift how children, youth, families, and communities are supported. We want to prevent children and youth from entering the child welfare system and create a partnership with families, leveraging their experience, to hold them as the experts in keeping their children safe.
What is the Child and Family Well-Being Department?
The CFWB Department is the County's new approach to empowering children, youth, and families to have the support, connections, and resources to be healthy and remain together (without system involvement).
The new department integrates the First 5 Commission of San Diego, Child Welfare Services, childcare services, and other critical resources to partner with children, youth, and families.
What is the goal of the CFWB Department?
The goal of the Department is to focus on equity, prevention, and supporting families before foster care becomes a necessary intervention for keeping children safe.
What we hope to achieve:
Keep families together.
Hold the family’s voice as the expert in how to best keep their children safe.
Provide family strengthening and prevention services to families in a more holistic, equitable, and integrated way.
Reduce unnecessary child protective actions that have historically harmed and separated families.
Your Participation
Community and stakeholder feedback has been vital to the development of the CFWB Department, and we want that to continue.
How you can participate in the ongoing process of establishing the Department:
Review the information on this site
Share this information with others
Ask questions
Request a presentation for your group or organization (see form below)
Provide feedback through the tools provided below
Thank you for being here, we look forward to hearing from you!
The County of San Diego (County) has developed the Child and Family Well-Being (CFWB) Department to fundamentally shift how children, youth, families, and communities are supported. We want to prevent children and youth from entering the child welfare system and create a partnership with families, leveraging their experience, to hold them as the experts in keeping their children safe.
What is the Child and Family Well-Being Department?
The CFWB Department is the County's new approach to empowering children, youth, and families to have the support, connections, and resources to be healthy and remain together (without system involvement).
The new department integrates the First 5 Commission of San Diego, Child Welfare Services, childcare services, and other critical resources to partner with children, youth, and families.
What is the goal of the CFWB Department?
The goal of the Department is to focus on equity, prevention, and supporting families before foster care becomes a necessary intervention for keeping children safe.
What we hope to achieve:
Keep families together.
Hold the family’s voice as the expert in how to best keep their children safe.
Provide family strengthening and prevention services to families in a more holistic, equitable, and integrated way.
Reduce unnecessary child protective actions that have historically harmed and separated families.
Your Participation
Community and stakeholder feedback has been vital to the development of the CFWB Department, and we want that to continue.
How you can participate in the ongoing process of establishing the Department:
Review the information on this site
Share this information with others
Ask questions
Request a presentation for your group or organization (see form below)
Provide feedback through the tools provided below
Thank you for being here, we look forward to hearing from you!
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When is this department going to be up and running? Currently I’m aware of a situation where the below statement is desperately needed to be addressed.
Reduce unnecessary child protective actions that have historically harmed and separated families.
Gramps
asked
16 days ago
Thank you for reaching out to us. Child and Family Well-Being was launched in July 2023. If you have a concern about a current or former case with CFWB, please contact our Office of the Ombudsman, and they can help address your concerns. They can be reached at (619) 338-2098 or CWS.OOO.HHSA@sdcounty.ca.gov.
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Alexandra Orput Souhala
asked
about 2 months ago
Thank you for reaching out to us. Reports made through the Mandated Reporter Application (MRA) are processed the same day in the order they are received.
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Does CPS need to be notified by mandated reporter in case of child abuse if CFWB has already been made aware of abuse?
Terri Scandlyn
asked
6 months ago
Thank you for reaching out to us. If there is an active case and new concerns arise, please contact the Child Abuse Hotline at (800) 344-6000 to make a new report.
Child and Family Well-Being has finished this stage
Initiated community engagement and information gathering sessions with staff.
Phase II - Winter/Spring 2023
Child and Family Well-Being has finished this stage
Department organizational structure developed, finalized and submitted to the Board of Supervisors (Board). Board unanimously approved February 28th, 2023.
Phase III - Summer 2023
Child and Family Well-Being is currently at this stage
Begin implementation of the CFWB Department.
Phase IV - Summer/Fall 2023
this is an upcoming stage for Child and Family Well-Being
Continue employee and community outreach to further engagement with target audiences about CFWB through strategic communications.
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