What Are Peoples Views on Child Protection…do Social Services Do Enough to Prevent Child Abuse?
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I am doing an assignment for college and i am researching the child protection sector. I want to know what peoples views are on social service…do they do enough in order to prevent child abuse?My research will look at everyones opinions and i will include all points of view but in general could you please tell me what your thoughts are on this subject? I am aware it is a sensitive subject so please consider other web users feelings and opinions when answering.
Thanks.
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Answer by Voyageur
This is a VERY hot topic and one that takes months of research. It depends entirely which state and even which county you are in.
Some do not enough, some do too much (such as taking away children just b/c their parents are poor), and some do a good job.
Also, it’ll depend on opinion. The goal of social service workers is for the parent to get help and receive their child back. Some, however, believe that a parent is given their child back too soon (for ex).
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