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SayPro National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW) Adoption Follow-Up Study: Findings Report recognizes the importance of assessing child and adolescent well-being as a crucial focus area within the framework of child welfare and development. This focus area underscores the significance of understanding the long-term outcomes and experiences of children who have been adopted from the foster care system. By exploring the findings from the NSCAW Adoption Follow-Up Study, this article sheds light on how SayPro’s efforts contribute to promoting evidence-based practices, informing policy decisions, and ensuring that children who have been adopted receive ongoing support and care. Through informative articles, success stories, and expert insights, SayPro aims to underscore the importance of monitoring outcomes to improve child welfare services. Assessing well-being helps shape effective child welfare policies and interventions. SayPro National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW) Adoption Follow-Up Study: Findings Report emphasizes how this focus area aligns with the broader commitment to improving the lives of children in foster care and adoptive families, while also recognizing that ongoing research and evaluation are essential for continuous improvement.