North Carolina H237 amends child welfare laws, revises juvenile placement criteria, and establishes education and training for county social services.
North Carolina H237 modifies child welfare laws by revising criteria for juvenile placement and nonsecure custody. It emphasizes the importance of considering a juvenile's developmental and attachment needs. The bill also establishes education and training requirements for county social services board members, regional social services board members, consolidated human services board members, and county commissioners. These sessions will cover potential liabilities and other relevant topics.
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