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Purpose of the Site
The selected site belongs to the California Evidenced-Based Clearinghouse (CEBC) for Child Welfare. The purpose of the site is to provide information and resources that are required by the child welfare professionals. The CEBC is described as a crucial tool for identifying, choosing, and implementing the evidence-based practices that can be used to improve the safety of the child, increase permanency, and promote stability in the communities (CEBC). Consequently, the resources that are available to the social workers are those that are supported by empirical studies and those that best practices for child welfare interventions.
Available Resources
The available resources include tools that are vital in enabling the social workers to identify the ways that can be used to implement the evidence-based practices in practical settings. The site also provides databases and programs that are vital in providing appropriate child welfare interventions.
How the Available Resources can be used by the Social Workers
CEBC provides the Exploration, Preparation, Implementation, and Sustainment (EPIS) framework that forms the basis upon which the works aimed at improving the welfare of the children are implemented. The EPIS framework can be applied by social workers to implement proposals and interventions that identify and support the children who have been neglected or abused in the various societies. The provided programs from the databases and the registry can enable the social workers to implement the various interventions required to promote the well-being of the children and families that are in the welfare system (CEBC).

The listed programs are meant for educational and informational purposes. Consequently, social workers can utilize the registry and databases provided at the CEBC as benchmark and standards for developing interventions that suit the children in a particular setting.
Work Cited
CEBC. “CEBC » Implementing Programs › Tools › Epis.” Cebc4cw.Org, 2018, http://www.cebc4cw.org/implementing-programs/tools/epis/. Accessed 9 Sept 2018.