New Video: How Evidence2Success is Making a Difference for Kids and Families A new video highlights how Evidence2Success has improved child well-being in Providence, RI — the first community to adopt the framework. Watch now. Read More
Casey’s New Project Has a Familiar Focus: Maintaining Safe, Affordable Housing in Atlanta In Atlanta’s Adair Park, Casey Foundation partners are turning an old apartment into affordable housing for low-income families. Learn more. Read More
Strategies for State Leaders to Support Youth in the Justice System Read the National Governors Association's ideas for how state leaders can mitigate the harm experienced by youth in the juvenile justice system. Read More
Poetry Gives Young People in Prison a Voice — and a Fresh Start This webinar recording explores how writing is helping people in pretrial detention and prison get excited about learning and hopeful for the future. Read More
Many Women Still Receive Little or No Prenatal Care Before Giving Birth in 2018 In 2018, nearly 230,000 women nationwide received no or late prenatal care before giving birth. Learn who was most likely to miss out on care. Read More
Investing in Baltimore’s Nonprofit Leaders of Color The Casey Foundation invests in leadership coaching for Black nonprofit leaders, who have historically faced barriers to success. Learn more. Read More
What the Data Says: Adoption and Kids in Foster Care In 2014, over 107,000 foster youth awaited adoption; nearly half were adopted within 2 years, but 29% waited three or more years. Learn more. Read More
The Cost of Doing Nothing About Federal Child Welfare Financing A new Casey infographic shows the high cost of doing nothing about our federal financing system for child welfare. Download now. Read More
Watch Our Webinar: Three Fiscal Elements for Using the Family First Act A new webinar explores three important considerations in financing prevention services under the Family First Prevention Services Act. Read More
Economist Bill Emmons: It’s a Lot Tougher To Be Young These Days Fed economist Bill Emmons joins Casey to discuss how race, age, and education impact family wealth — and why building it is harder today. Read More
