This report outlines the extent of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment need and assesses treatment penetration rates for child welfare-involved caregivers across Washington State using administrative data. Many caregivers involved in the child welfare system have indications of SUD but fewer than half of child welfare-involved caregivers with SUD received SUD treatment. Rates of SUD treatment among child welfare-involved caregivers also varied considerably across Washington State.
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