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The Nevada
Division of Child and Family Services (DCFS), together in
genuine partnership with families, communities and other
governmental agencies, provides support and services to
assist Nevada's children and families in reaching their full
human potential. DCFS recognizes that Nevada's families are
our future and children, youth and families thrive when
they:
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Live in
safe, permanent settings
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Experience
a sense of sustainable emotional and physical well being
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Receive
support to consistently make positive choices for family
and the common good
Division of Child and Family Services building strong
communities through strengthening families.
Child welfare agencies in Nevada believe families are the
primary providers for children’s needs. The safety and
well-being of children is dependent upon the safety and
well-being of all family members. Children, youth and
families are best served when staff actively listens to them
and invite participation in decision-making. We support
full implementation of family centered practice by engaging
families in child and family teams and offering
individualized services to build upon strengths and meet the
identified needs of the family.
Presentation
to the Joint Subcommittee on Human Services
Agency Budget
Presentation 2011-2013 Biennium
Annual Progress & Service Report for
SFY 2011
Nevada Child and Family Services
Review (CFSR) 2009 – Final Report
(pdf)
Nevada Statewide Assessment 2009
(pdf)
Division of Child and Family Services
2009-10 Biennial Report
(pdf)
Division of Child and Family Services
June 2008 Newsletter
(pdf)
Clark County
2008 NACo Achievement Award for the
Safe Futures Plan Program
(pdf)
Clark
County’s ‘Safe Futures’ Plan
National Recognition
News Release
(pdf)
Division of
Child and Family Services Biennium Budget |
