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What Child Welfare Advocates Can Do for Unaccompanied Youth
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Description: This fact sheet from the Legal Center on Foster Care and Education explains basic information about unaccompanied youth and provides suggestions for how child welfare advocates can support unaccompanied youth, even without taking them into custody.
Type of Resource: Fact Sheet
Organization: Legal Center for Foster Care & Education
Location: Washington, D.C.
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