Jim Casey Initiative Site Reduces Youth Homelessness Cleveland’s Jim Casey site, A Place 4 Me, housed 100 homeless youth in 100 days with help from committed community partners — setting a national example. Read More
Program in King County, Wash., Offers Respite for Youth Involved in Domestic Violence Crises King County’s FIRS program, launched in 2016, provides respite care and crisis services for youth and families in domestic violence cases. Read more. Read More
Regulations, Procurement Practices Have Hampered Innovation in Child Welfare Technology This post is the second in a four-part series on Casebook, highlighting the issues it was built to solve and the challenges faced in its implementation. Read More
Webinar: How to Conduct a Fiscal Analysis for Family First Prevention Services A webinar explores how child welfare leaders can develop a fiscal analysis of prevention services under the Family First Act. Watch now. Read More
Mapping a More Equitable Future: The Metro Atlanta Equity Atlas The Metro Atlanta Equity Atlas maps how where you live shapes opportunity, helping leaders make informed decisions to build a more equitable Atlanta. Read More
Foster Care Can Spark Modest Improvements in Child Well-Being, New Research Shows New research shows many foster kids’ well-being improves in custody, but some still struggle — prompting a need for more innovative, responsive solutions. Read More
KIDS COUNT Spurs Data-Driven Reform A reflection on the service of Casey's former president and CEO, Doug Nelson, and his KIDS COUNT legacy. Read More
Child Poverty Rate Remains Flat Nationwide Data from 2014 shows child poverty remained unchanged, signaling that economic recovery is still missing the nation’s lowest-income families. Learn more. Read More
Governors Can Help Kids and Families by Promoting Child Welfare Improvements To drive child welfare reform, gaining a governor’s support can spark major improvements in state agencies. Learn more. Read More
