Poverty Rate for Latino Kids Hits Pre-recession Level The prevalence of poverty among America’s Latino children has returned to a pre-recession rate — 28%. Read More
Rate of Kids Without Health Insurance Hits New Low Rates for children without health insurance fell from 8% in 2010 to 4% in 2016, but disparities by race, income and geography remain. Read More
Health Care for Every Child All children deserve quality health care. Casey urges policymakers to protect health access for kids and families. Learn more. Read More
"Illinois Youth Advisory Board Gives Me a Voice that Counts," Says Ja'Vaune At 20, Ja'Vaune Jackson shares his insights on reform as a Youth Advisory Board Member after 8 years in the juvenile justice system. Learn more. Read More
ARC Reflections: Trauma Training for Foster Parents and Caregivers Developed for child welfare agencies, a new curriculum helps foster parents and other caregivers support kids who have experienced trauma. Learn more. Read More
Evidence-Based Programs for Young Parents in Foster Care A Casey webinar examines approaches designed to engage young people — specifically those with foster care experience — on preventing unintended pregnancy. Read More
Expanding Employment Opportunities for Returning Citizens in Atlanta Returning citizens in Georgia are getting support from Georgia Justice Project to ease reentry, clear records and regain financial stability. Learn more. Read More
Creating Trauma-Sensitive Communities A new webinar explored how organizations that are pursuing a two-generation approach can begin to address trauma with the children and parents they serve. Read More
How Funders Can Help Anchor Institutions Strengthen Local Economies A new Casey-funded report explores the powerful role that funders can play in helping anchor institutions strengthen local communities. Read More
Former Casey Youth Council Member Appointed to Virginia’s Juvenile Justice Board Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe has appointed a former Casey Foundation youth partnership consultant to Va.’s Board of Juvenile Justice. Read more. Read More