AIDEN Act mandates child welfare intervention surveys for offenders in federal custody and annual reporting to states.
The AIDEN Act requires the Attorney General to survey offenders in federal custody about their child welfare intervention history, including awareness of interventions, foster care placements, and support services received. The Attorney General must submit an annual report of this data to the Children’s Bureau of the Department of Health and Human Services, excluding personally identifiable information. The Act also mandates that states distribute similar surveys to offenders in state custody and report collected data to the Children’s Bureau.
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