differential response

Differential response describes a child welfare service response provided after a report of maltreatment. Such alternative child welfare service responses vary by jurisdiction and according to factors including the type and severity of alleged maltreatment and the willingness of the family to participate in services.

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Type of Publication

Title	Year Sort ascending
Making the Connection: Strategies for Working with High-risk Youth Smyth, Peter; Eaton-Erickson, Arlene	2009
From Evolving Discourses to New Practice Approaches in Domestic Violence and Child Protective Services Friend, Colleen; Shlonsky, Aron; Lambert, Liz	2008
The Perceived Utility of Child Maltreatment Risk Assessment and Clinical Assessment Tools Shlonsky, Aron; Lambert, Liz	2007
Empowering Families, Strengthening and Protecting Children: Introducing Kinship Program and Family Group Conferencing Program at the Children’s Aid Society of London and Middlesex Leschied, Alan W.; MacKay, Ryan; Raghunandan, Shivon; Sharpe, Nicole; Sookoor, Marguerite	2007
Family Group Conferencing: Assessing the long-term effectiveness of an alternative approach in child protection Cunning, Sandra; Bartlett, Diane	2006
Prairie Forum Policy Summary	2006
A Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography on Aspects of Aboriginal Child Welfare in Canada: 2nd Edition Bennett, Marlyn; Blackstock, Cindy; De La Ronde, Richard	2005
Self-Managed Care: Evaluating partnership, social networks and community capacity building in the provision of respite services Wright, Alexandra; Barnby, Valerie	2004
In the Best Interests of Children and Mothers: A Proposed Child Welfare Response to Violence Against Women Morrow, Eileen	2003
Community collaboration and differential response: Canadian and international research and emerging models of practice Trocmé, Nico; Knoke, Della; Roy, Catherine	2003