The Family First Prevention Services Act:

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The Family First Prevention Services Act allowed states and tribes to use Title IV-E funds for prevention services that would enable at-risk children to stay with their families or other family members. This would provide these children with critical support and services that could eventually alleviate the need for foster care or other out-of-home placements. The legislation did not raise the standard social workers must meet before removing children from their birth parents, provide more money for training social workers, or end the practice of using foster parents other than kinship placements.