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Child Well-Being National Program (Opportunities for Prevention & Transformation Initiative) is sponsored by Doris Duke Foundation. This program backs projects and proposals that reimagine the child welfare system to put the needs of kids and families first, with a focus on prevention-oriented child welfare.
The 'Opportunities for Prevention & Transformation Initiative (OPT-In for Families)' tests meaningful alternatives to the traditional child welfare system.
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Child Well-Being National Program (Opportunities for Prevention & Transformation Initiative) is funded by Doris Duke Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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