Overview
The
California Title IV-E Education Program
is the nation's largest state coalition of
social work educators and practitioners, created in
1990. Hosted by
UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, the program is dedicated to developing a
professional social service workforce
to serve California's diverse population of children and families effectively.
Title IV-E Child Welfare Training Program
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Purpose:
- Provides
professional education
and
student support
through the
Title IV-E Stipend Program.
- Prepares graduate and undergraduate social work students for careers in
public child welfare.
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Stipend Program:
- Supports students pursuing a career in the
Public Child Welfare sector.
- Offers students hands-on experience working in
county child welfare agencies
to prepare them for the field.
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Work Commitment:
- Students who receive the stipend commit to
work repayment
in a
county child welfare agency
upon graduation from the MSW program.
For more information on the California Title IV-E Education Program program: FAQs about California Title IV-E Education Program
