Limits the number of cases assigned to child welfare caseworkers.
Revises provisions relating to child welfare caseworkers by limiting the number of cases that can be assigned to them. Specifically, an agency providing child welfare services cannot assign more than 30 cases of children in their custody to a caseworker who provides permanency services. This bill also outlines the duties of these caseworkers, including assessing family functioning, addressing the child's needs, and working toward a permanent placement. The changes take effect on January 1, 2026.
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