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<abstract>The District of Columbia&apos;s Child and Family Services Agency
(CFSA) is responsible for ensuring the safety and well being of  
about 3,000 children in its care and ensuring that services are  
provided to them and their families. In fiscal year 2003, CFSA&apos;s 
total budget was about $200 million. Concerns have been raised	 
about CFSA&apos;s supply of caseworkers, the foster care and adoptive 
homes, and the quality and timeliness of mental health services  
for foster care children. To help address these issues, the	 
Congress appropriated $14 million in fiscal year 2004 to CFSA,	 
the Department of Mental Health (DMH), and the Metropolitan	 
Washington Council of Governments (COG) specifically for foster  
care improvement. GAO examined CFSA&apos;s (1) strategies for	 
recruiting, retaining, and managing its caseworkers; (2) efforts 
to license an adequate supply of safe foster and adoptive homes; 
and (3) efforts to collaborate with DMH and the Family Court to  
provide timely mental health services to foster care children.	 
GAO also reviewed plans for and use of the federal foster care	 
improvement funds.</abstract>
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