A Place to Call Home in Atlanta’s Pittsburgh Neighborhood Brandi Oates and her family will soon move into one of 53 homes the Casey Foundation renovated to boost homeownership and community in Atlanta. Read more. Read More
Tiffany’s Story: Making the Change With Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential After exiting foster care, Tiffany struggled to care for her twin boys. Learn about her journey to a brighter future, courtesy of Casey’s LEAP program. Read More
To Be Effective Advocates, Young People Need Support Daniel Mendoza, a Casey Youth Advisory Council member, shares insights on keeping youth with system experience engaged in advocacy. Read More
Helping Funders Address Neighborhood Trauma and Violence Three Casey Foundation leaders spoke at a national conference and shared lessons from supporting trauma-response and violence-intervention efforts. Read More
Opportunity Passport Helps Young People Exiting Foster Care Achieve Economic Gains The Opportunity Passport helps foster youth build financial stability, but economic outcomes vary by race, ethnicity and placement history. Learn more. Read More
Casey Hosts 100 Experts to Explore Building Evidence for Two-Generation Approaches Over 100 experts met in Baltimore to discuss strategies for evaluating two-generation work and building evidence for these approaches. Learn more. Read More
What Are We Thankful For? Progress! Since the most recent recession, Americans have experienced gains in the areas of education, economic well-being and health. Read More
Self-Care Skills and Strategies for Foster Parents Kin and foster parents must care for themselves physically, emotionally and spiritually — just like the children in their care. Learn more. Read More
Young Americans Experience Gains in Employment and Education The percentage of youth who are unemployed has steadily declined since 2011 and the percentage of young adults with a college degree is on the rise. Read More
Nearly Six Million Kids Are Impacted by Parental Incarceration Close to six million kids in America have experienced losing a parent to prison or jail. Read More
