Blog Archive

What Kinship Families Need to Help Kids Thrive

Kinship families need help to support kids in their care. Casey offers three policy recommendations to aid families who have stepped up to care for kids.

Community Conferencing

Community Conferencing involves youth, victims and families to reach consensus, aiming for reconciliation, restitution and rehab. Learn more.

Building the Evidence Base to Support Promising Programs

Casey invests in expanding the use of evidence-based programs within the child welfare, juvenile justice, mental health, health and education systems.

Why Is Detention Reform Important?

Learn about JDAI, launched to reform the juvenile detention system. Discover the reasons behind its focus on detention reform and what it addressed.

Atlanta Civic Site: The Importance of Partners

Casey’s Atlanta Civic Site partners aim to boost kids’ academic success, parents’ economic opportunities and neighborhood transformation. Learn more.

The Center for Working Families: Multiple Pathways to Opportunity and Careers

The Center for Working Families Inc. uses coaching and support to help NPU-V families achieve economic success through work, wealth and entrepreneurship.

Educare Atlanta: Fostering Child Health

Educare Atlanta's comprehensive health services helped one child and her family get much-needed medical care — and move into a safer home.

Healthy Recreational Opportunities in NPU-V

The Atlanta Civic Site partnered with the community to revitalize a neighborhood park and community center in the city’s Neighborhood Planning Unit V.