LEAP Turns One: A Year In Review Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential (LEAP) turned one in September 2017. Casey checks in on the early results and finds there’s plenty to celebrate. Read More
How to Use the KIDS COUNT Data Center The KIDS COUNT Data Center offers key child and family data — so how can we best use this information to drive impact and improve well-being nationwide? Read More
Casey Grants Support Community-Led Workforce Development in Atlanta The Casey Foundation gave $350K in grants to help Southwest Atlanta residents build job skills and find family-sustaining careers. Learn more. 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
20th-Anniversary Children and Family Fellowship Class Announced Sixteen children and family services leaders will work toward community and system reform. 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
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
Two Out of Three Kids in America Are Living With Both Parents Two out of three children in America live in a married-couple household, according to the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Read More
Jim Casey Initiative in Georgia Raises Graduation Rates Among Youth in Foster Care Students in foster care face hurdles to graduation, but with the right support, the Multi-Agency Alliance for Children shows they can thrive. 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
