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child welfare
(redirected from Child protection)

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child welfare,
a service agency sponsored by the community or special organizations that provide for the physical, social, or psychologic care of children.


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In a move to take the strategy for responding to clergy sexual abuse beyond apologies, the Catholic hierarchy in Ireland has established the National Board for Child Protection and appointed Ian Elliott, the director of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in Belfast, as its first chief executive officer.
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