Hawaii HB640 aims to enhance the child welfare system by requiring specialized training for ombudsman employees and establishing a quarterly report.
Hawaii HB640 seeks to improve the child welfare system by mandating specialized training for all employees of the office of the ombudsman. This training, which includes best practices, trauma-informed care, and diversity, equity, and inclusion, is intended to better equip them to handle complaints about the child welfare services branch. Additionally, the office of the ombudsman is required to publish a quarterly report detailing the number and nature of complaints received, along with their disposition.
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