Fixing gaps in Virginia’s child welfare system, where deaths of children who already were involved with social services is a continuing issue, will be a priority in the months ahead, Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Tuesday.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch report detailed gaps in the child welfare system, which include low-quality assessments of children at risk of abuse or neglect and failure to provide services to many assessed to be at high or very high risk.
Read the full story in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
