Event Highlights Results From New York City’s Close to Home Initiative Casey CEO Patrick McCarthy says youth prisons fail kids and highlights NYC’s Close to Home as a national model for juvenile justice reform. Read More
Indiana Report Identifies Educational Barriers for Young People in Foster Care A report on educational outcomes for Indiana youth in foster care will help leaders better allocate resources to improve outcomes. 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. Read More
Living Cities Sparks Innovative Community Investment Read about Casey's former president and CEO, Doug Nelson, and his commitment to community revitalization during his 20 years of leadership. Read More
Webinar: Funding Two-Generation Strategies to Help Families Succeed Join Casey on March 14 for a webinar on funding strategies that support two-generation approaches for meeting parent and child needs together. Read More
Equipping Young People in Foster Care to Manage Their Finances Youth leaving foster care often lack financial knowledge. A new federal rule helps by requiring annual credit reports and support to build money skills. Read More
Dec. 6 Webinar: Promoting Research-Practice Partnerships in Child Welfare The Casey and Grant foundations will host a webinar on resources for building effective partnerships between researchers and child welfare practitioners. Read More
Atlanta Community Investment Fund Seeks 2014 Grant Applicants Through the 2014 Atlanta Community Investment Fund, the Foundation provides small grants to organizations and resident networks. Read More
More Children Insured In 2011, 9% of U.S. kids (7 million) lacked health insurance — a 30-year high. But one million more had coverage than in 2000. Learn more. Read More
How Many U.S. Kids Have Special Health Care Needs? In the United States today, 14 million children under the age of 18 have special health care needs. Read More