Michigan Title IV-E Child Welfare Fellowship
Be a Leader in the Field of Child Welfare
The Michigan Title IV-E Child Welfare Fellowship supports Michigan’s commitment to improving outcomes for children and families by strengthening its child welfare workforce. The program unique and beneficial partnership among the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, accredited social work programs at five Michigan universities, and field placements in public, private, or tribal welfare agencies in the state of Michigan. This program is federally funded under the Title IV-E Social Security Act.
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The Fellowship at a Glance
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Complete Dedicated Coursework
Leading to the Child Welfare Certificate Endorsement at the BSW or MSW level
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Receive a $5,000 Stipend
Per eligible semester
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Complete a Field Placement in a Child Welfare Agency
Such as foster care, adoption or Children’s Protective Services
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Commitment to a Post-Graduate Career in a Public, Private or Tribal Child Welfare Agency
Eligibility and Select Requirements
- Have been accepted into a social work program
- Complete the Michigan Child Welfare Certificate requirement
- Maintain good academic standing while in the program
- Meet with the Title IV-E academic advisor at least once per semester
- Register for classes as required by the university’s course curriculum requirements
- Meet program field instruction requirements in a public, private, and/or tribal child welfare agency
- Commit to searching for and accepting employment in approved child welfare organizations post-graduation
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