Child welfare report to be released

Solutions for the ongoing issues in child welfare in Saskatchewan will be addressed in a new report expected to be released today.

The government is set to release recommendations from a system-wide child welfare review.

The provincial auditor just documented in his latest report that in his opinion social services don't know how many children are in its care or where they are placed.

Former social workers have begun to speak about what they claim is a crisis.

Social Services Minister June Draude said she recognises change is needed and that she believes she will find the answers in this report.

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It will recommend new approaches for fostering, adoption, child protection and what can be done to prevent the abuse and neglect of children.