May 11, 2025 - 20:51

BOISE – The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare has initiated the hiring process for 63 new positions designed to enhance child welfare services throughout the state. This significant move follows the approval from the Idaho Legislature earlier this year and is part of a comprehensive strategy to strengthen support for vulnerable children and families.
The newly created roles will focus on various aspects of child welfare, including case management, support services, and community outreach. By increasing the workforce, the Department aims to improve response times, provide better support for families in crisis, and ensure that children receive the care and attention they need.
Officials emphasize that these additional positions are crucial in addressing the growing demands within the child welfare system. The initiative reflects a commitment to safeguarding the well-being of Idaho's children and ensuring that families have access to the resources necessary for healthy development. The Department encourages qualified individuals to apply and join this vital mission.
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