Eight Youth-Centered Principles for Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice A new report offers an eight-part framework for child welfare and juvenile justice, emphasizing youth development, racial equity and belonging. Read More
Rate of Uninsured Kids Held Steady Nationwide and Improved in 17 States in 2022 From 2019 to 2021, children across America grew more likely to have health insurance. Read how health insurance helps kids. Read More
What Is Youth Navigation? This post explains youth navigation services, why they're important and how they can help young people thrive. Read more. Read More
Framework and Tool Help Juvenile Justice Agencies Treat Families as Partners This framework and tool helps juvenile justice agencies collaborate with families and engage them as partners in the success of youth. Read More
Internet Safety Tips for Teens Keep teens safe online with these essential internet safety tips. Learn how to protect privacy, avoid cyber threats and navigate social media responsibly. Read More
Resources for Juvenile Probation Reform A roundup of resources from the Casey Foundation provides tips, tools and recommendations for transforming juvenile probation. Review the collection. Read More
New Casey Report Recommends Policies to Help Millions of Children With Incarcerated Parents Over 5 million U.S. kids have an incarcerated parent. A new Casey report urges policy reforms to ease their emotional and financial struggles. Read More
Meet Tyeisha: The LEAP Fellow Transforming Rooms for Youth in Foster Care A college student looks back on her time in foster care to help other young people feel at home in their own living spaces. Read More
High School Alternatives Could Meet the Evolving Needs of Students A new report funded by the Foundation discusses alternative high school models and the growing demand for alternative pathways to high school completion. Read More
How to Fund Best Practices in Child Welfare Tracey Field and Patrick McCarthy discussed policy recommendations to support best practices in child welfare at a 2013 briefing on Capitol Hill. Read More
