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<abstract>According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, there were
48 federally declared disasters in 2005. Two of these		 
disasters--Hurricanes Katrina and Rita--resulted in a prolonged  
interruption of child welfare services and the dispersion of	 
thousands of children in Louisiana&apos;s foster care system to 19	 
states. As a result, there has been growing interest in the	 
extent to which states have developed strategies to cope with	 
disasters that could result in the dispersion of children in the 
child welfare system. Congress asked us to conduct a study of the
challenges facing state child welfare systems, including the	 
development of plans for dealing with the dispersion of children 
in the child welfare system due to disasters. This report	 
addresses state child welfare disaster planning. Specifically, we
are providing information on (1) the number of states that have  
statewide child welfare disaster plans and the primary components
of those plans, (2) the extent to which states that experienced  
federally declared disasters in 2005 also had child welfare	 
disaster plans, and (3) how the Department of Health and Human	 
Services (HHS) supports states&apos; efforts to develop child welfare 
disaster plans.</abstract>
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