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OUR VISION




Mississippi’s children will grow up in strong families, safe from harm and
supported through partnerships to promote family stability and permanency.





OUR MISSION




To lead Mississippi’s efforts in keeping children and youth safe and thriving
by:




 * strengthening families;
 * preventing child abuse, neglect and exploitation; and,
 * promoting child and family well-being and permanent family connections.





WHO WE ARE




The Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services was created as the
state’s lead child welfare agency by the 2016 Mississippi Legislature,
separating it from the Mississippi Department of Human Services. In May 2016,
Governor Phil Bryant signed Senate Bill 2179 establishing MDCPS as an
independent agency with its commissioner serving as a member of the Governor’s
cabinet. An increase in state funding from the Mississippi Legislature has
enabled MDCPS to begin enhancing its infrastructure and increasing the number of
social workers employed to meet the needs of children and families across the
state. Dr. David Chandler was appointed as the agency’s first commissioner.
Former Supreme Court Justice Jess H. Dickinson became MDCPS commissioner in
September 2017. The agency has social work staff in offices in all Mississippi
counties.



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P. O. Box 346
P: (601) 359-4368
E: contact.us@mdcps.ms.gov


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ADOPTION LINKS

 * AdoptUSKids


FIND HELP LINKS

 * Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Public Housing Authorities in
   Mississippi
 * Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings in Mississippi
 * Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in Mississippi
 * Positive Parenting
 * Money Management
 * Mississippi Sex Offender Registry



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