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The reviews are designed to help states improve child welfare services and safety, permanency, and well-being outcomes for children and families who receive services. Each CFSR is a two-phase process consisting of a statewide assessment and anonsite review. The onsite review, conducted by a joint federal-state team, includes: (1) case reviews; (2) interviews with children and families engaged in services; and (3) interviews with community stakeholders, such as courts, community agencies, foster families, caseworkers, Tribes, persons with lived experience, and service providers. After completing its CFSR, each state develops a Program Improvement Plan to address areas of nonconformity.  \nThe purpose of this toolkit is to assist Local Site Coordinators in understanding their roles and responsibilities in preparing their onsite review sites to participate in Round 4 of the CFSRs. Activities and timeframes for completion are provided in checklist format. 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