After a glitch in child abuse referrals, Utah, Navajo Nation making changes in how they communicate

The Navajo Nation’s social services division is “making efforts to improve our communication and relationship with Utah DCFS,” a leader said.

(Trevor Christensen | The Salt Lake Tribune) U.S. Highway 191 heading south through the Navajo Nation on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2024. Staff of the Navajo Nation Division of Social Services and the Utah Division of Child and Family Services have improved their communication processes after a gap last year.

After a glitch in child abuse referrals, Utah, Navajo Nation making changes in how they communicate

The Navajo Nation’s social services division is “making efforts to improve our communication and relationship with Utah DCFS,” a leader said.

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