Pinellas children’s agency marks 80 years

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When Pinellas County voters established the Juvenile Welfare Board in 1946, they created a dedicated source of public funding to address the needs of vulnerable children. Eighty years later, the agency invests more than $128 million annually in children’s services, reaching more than 83,000 children and families throughout the county. The Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County (JWB) marked…

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