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Georgia’s child welfare agency faces an $85M shortfall amid state surplus, halting foster care placements and cutting services.
Georgia’s child welfare agency faces an $85 million budget shortfall despite the state’s $14 billion surplus, forcing service cuts and halting new foster care placements.
Rising costs, delayed federal funds, and inflation have strained the system, leading to suspended contracts with private providers and reduced support for foster families.
Officials cite staffing and safety concerns, while critics warn vulnerable children, especially those with special needs, are at greater risk.
The crisis has drawn scrutiny over DFACS leadership and prompted calls for legislative action ahead of the 2026 session.
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La agencia de bienestar infantil de Georgia se enfrenta a un déficit de $85 millones en medio del superávit estatal, deteniendo las colocaciones en hogares de acogida y recortando los servicios.