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ACNJ’s assessment of the latest federal monitor’s report

August 25, 2017

While New Jersey continues to make progress in reforming child welfare system, gaps remain in key quality measures.

View the July 2017 Federal Monitor Report.

Click to download ACNJ’s assessment of the monitors report.

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