Blog Archive

Study: Foster Youth Fare Better When They Receive Care Until 21

Kids who stayed in foster care until age 19 had better education and health outcomes than kids who were no longer in custody, according to recent findings.

Upcoming Webinar: Shifting Gears on Juvenile Justice Communications

An upcoming Casey webinar will inform advocates and practitioners about how to effectively engage the public as allies in juvenile justice reform.

Child Welfare “Hackathon” Yields Ideas, Collaboration and Momentum

A 24-hour White House “hackathon” brought tech and child welfare experts together to design tools that boost outcomes for kids and families.

Ohio Extends Foster Care Services to Age 21

Ohio extended foster care to age 21, joining 23 states supporting youth transitions. A Place 4 Me played a key role in building support locally. Read more.

Report Highlights Successes and Challenges of Casey’s Social Investments

Since 2002, the Casey Foundation has invested $200M to expand housing and jobs for low-income communities, per a report by Pacific Community Ventures.

Making Better Decisions About Kids and Families in Child Welfare

Strong decision-making is key to child welfare success, says Casey’s guide to building high-performing public agencies. Learn more.

Child Welfare Webinar: Maximizing Youth Engagement in Court Reviews and Case Planning

A webinar explores youth engagement in court reviews and case planning under the Strengthening Families Act, featuring Tennessee’s review board. Read more.

Celebrating Gains, Redoubling Efforts To Address Pregnancy and Parenting Among Youth in Foster Care

Over 25 states are tackling teen pregnancy in foster care. This awareness month spotlights progress and calls for renewed commitment. Learn more.

CaseyCast Podcast Highlights Delaware’s Child Welfare System Successes

On CaseyCast, Lisa Hamilton and Shirley Roberts discuss Delaware’s evolving child welfare system in an inspiring, solutions-focused conversation.

Casey Supports National Campaign to Stop Solitary for Kids

The Foundation supports the Stop Solitary for Kids campaign to end solitary confinement of youth in juvenile and adult facilities in the United States.