Social workers employed in family preservation programs ______.
A. work with parents after a child has been removed in order to try to prevent termination of parental rights
B. typically work with families before children are removed when the parents seek assistance
C. do not typically engage in counseling with the families on their caseload
D. implement concrete services, often after a problem has been identified, in order to prevent removal of children from the parents' home
Answer: D
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