California AB2451 addresses child welfare services, focusing on identifying and supporting children who are victims of human trafficking, including.
California AB2451 mandates that county child welfare agencies and probation departments identify children who are victims of human trafficking, including commercial sexual exploitation and labor trafficking. It requires the development of interagency protocols to serve these children, with a focus on multidisciplinary teams. The bill also emphasizes the importance of case plans for these children, detailing necessary services and supports.
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