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Notes: For all cases reviewed in the 32 States, reviewers determined the risk of harm to be managed effectively for 74% of cases of children receiving services in their own homes, compared to 87% of the children in the foster care cases.

 

Risk of Harm Ratings for In-Home and Foster Care Cases

This vertical bar shows that for all cases reviewed in the 32 States, reviewers determined the risk of harm to be managed effectively for 74% of cases of children receiving services in their own homes, compared to 87% of the children in the foster care cases.