US EditionWhat the new standalone Adoption Support Plan means for social work practice
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What the new standalone Adoption Support Plan means for social work practice
Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. By Jane Poore, CoramBAAF The new Adoption Support Plan (ASP), developed by CoramBAAF and launched in March, is a key document for both the child and their adopters, containing comprehensive information about their needs and the support they will potentially require throughout the childhood years. Feedback from adopters and practitioners hig…
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