This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'Social issues and programs: Family'.
Social issues and programs:
Family
AAAC Newsletter {periodical start}
This is a serial record, providing access to the multiple volumes or editions of a periodically published document.
AAAC Newsletter (2005, Winter/Spring)
This is the newsletter of the African American Advisory Council, formed in 1991, which functions in an advisory capacity to the Director of the Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services DCFS focusing on provision of services to African American employees and clients served by DCFS and its contractual agencies.
AAAC Newsletter (2006, Fall)
This is the newsletter of the African American Advisory Council, formed in 1991, which functions in an advisory capacity to the Director of the Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services DCFS focusing on provision of services to African American employees and clients served by DCFS and its contractual agencies.
AAAC Newsletter (2006, Spring)
This is the newsletter of the African American Advisory Council, formed in 1991, which functions in an advisory capacity to the Director of the Illinois Dept. of Children and Family Services DCFS focusing on provision of services to African American employees and clients served by DCFS and its contractual agencies.
Advances in Child Welfare {periodical start}
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a bi-monthly publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project.
Advances in Child Welfare (2001, August)
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a bi-monthly publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project. Articles in this issue include "Implementation of Best Practice to Begin in October," "Changing for the Better," "Designing SACWIS," "What Will Best Practice and SACWIS Do For Private Agencies?" "Questions and Answers," and "My Uncle Eddie."
Advances in Child Welfare (2002, April)
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project. Articles in this issue include "Best Practice Draws Expertise From the Field," "SACWIS Manager Readiness Activity," "Ten Things SACWIS Will Do For Me," "SACWIS Has the Information - How Do I Get It Out? - SUBJECT SEARCH," "Common SACWIS Functions," and "SACWIS Frequently Asked Questions."
Advances in Child Welfare (2002, July)
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project. This issue includes "Whats New In Phase II," "SACWIS: Making A Good System Even Better," "Phase I SACWIS On-Site Support," "Phase I SACWIS Roll-Out," "Frequently Asked Questions," and "The New and Improved DCFS Client Service Plan."
Advances in Child Welfare (2002, November)
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project. Articles in this issue include "Coming Soon: Phase II Best Practice Orientation," "Best Practice: Valuing Family Connectedness," "SACWIS Phase II Roadmap," "Best Practice / SACWIS Draws Expertise From the Field - Focus on Sandra Hughes," and "Updates To Phase I."
Advances in Child Welfare (2003, January)
Newsletter from the Department of Children and Family Services concerning child welfare and protection. It is a publication of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services SACWIS and Best Practice project. Articles in this issue include "Phase II Best Practice Begins Roll Out in January," "Best Practice: Valuing Family Connectedness," "POS Training Steering Committee," "Coming to the Field, SACWIS Increment Model Office" and "SACWIS Project Update."