The Child and Family Services Review (CFSR) is a way for the federal government to check how well states are helping children and families through programs like foster care, adoption and child protection.
The goal is to make sure children are:
The review looks at:
If a state doesn’t meet all the goals, they create a plan called a Program Improvement Plan (PIP). This plan helps fix problems and make services better for children and families.
The federal Children's Bureau conducts these reviews in review cycles called "rounds". There have been three rounds of reviews completed since the Child and Family Services Review was created in 2000. States are currently in Round 4.
Virginia pasó por la Ronda 3 2017en, que identificó áreas que necesitaban mejorar. Virginia creó un PIP para abordar la seguridad, la permanencia, la prevención, laformación yel apoyo a los trabajadores. Virginia aprobó su PIP 2022en.
2025 2026La revisión dela Ronda CFSR de Virginia es de octubre a marzo de.4
Ronda 4
Reporte final de la Ronda 4 CFSR:
Round 4 Statewide Assessment:
Ronda 3
Archived: