Transforming Child Welfare Together
Hollywood Casino at Greektown in Detroit, MI | Sep 17-19 2024
2024 Community-Based Child Welfare National Symposium
- Sep 17-19, 2024
- 07:30AM-6:00PM
- Hollywood Casino at Greektown - Detroit, MI, USA
A National Discussion on Best Practices and Lessons Learned
Join leaders in community-based child welfare from across the nation to share insights, explore innovations, and shape the future of child and family services. This gathering of professionals offers a unique opportunity to collaborate, learn, and drive positive change in our field.
Event Vision
Community-Based Care (CBC) models have proven more effective in addressing the needs of children and families. While we understand our local landscapes, this symposium bridges the knowledge gap between states, showcasing what's working, emerging trends, and evolving models. Together, we'll explore best practices, share challenges, and discover innovative solutions to advance community-based child welfare nationwide.
Please Note: CBCW National Symposium is not an FFTA event. The event host is The National Center for Community-Based Child Welfare. FFTA serves as the event management partner.
Event Schedule Overview
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Tuesday 09/17/2024:
Evening Reception
6-8PM -
Wednesday 09/18/2024:
- Full Day Programs
7:30-5PM - Optional off-site excursion
6PM
- Full Day Programs
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Thursday 09/19/2024:
Half Day Programs
7:30 - 1:30 pm
A Special Thank You
To Our 2024 Professional Partners
Platinum Professional Partners
“Five Points has been a valued partner for over 20 years with members of the National Center. They are experts in technology solutions for health and human services organizations in child welfare, behavioral health, and mental health. We truly value the Five Points partnership in helping the National Center advance community-based care across the country.”
- Chad Collins, COO, National Center
Gold Professional Partners
“The Miller Group is an invaluable partner genuinely committed to the success of MACF! I admire their responsiveness, client-centric approach, and solution-oriented mindset. Their understanding of the insurance and risk management challenges specific to nonprofit human services organizations truly sets them apart.”
- Paula Fleming, Secretary, National Center