Most Kids Exit Foster Care to Live with Parents, Relatives and Guardians In 2013, 238,547 children exited foster care; 66% reunited with family or guardians, and 21% were adopted. Learn more. Read More
Preventing Families From Having Child Welfare Involvement A podcast episode explores how families have the resources they need to avoid system involvement. Listen to the recommendations. Read More
The Power of Sector Strategies: Meeting the Needs of Workers and Employers For 20 years, the Casey Foundation has backed workforce efforts for low-skilled adults. A new book explores lessons learned and what’s next. Read More
What’s Standing in the Way of Evidence-Based Programs? Evidence-based programs can transform child and family outcomes if scaled effectively. A new report explores this challenge and offers solutions. Read More
Program Empowers the Next Generation of Nonprofit Leaders in Baltimore The Casey Foundation and Community Wealth Partners launched a program to help Baltimore youth gain skills needed to create self-sufficient nonprofits. Read More
In Their Best Interest: Placing Kids in Families From the Start Families are key to child development, yet 4 in 10 kids in group care were placed there without valid reason, despite laws favoring family-like settings. Read More
YouthWorks: Beyond Summer Jobs YouthWorks offers year-round jobs for Baltimore youth, building skills, careers and community connections beyond summer. Read more. Read More
A Results-Oriented Training Hub for Community Partnerships A new training hub helps community leaders and change makers achieve more equitable outcomes for those they serve. Learn more about it. Read More
Early Childhood Leaders Benefit From Results-Based Accountability A New Venture Fund report highlights how leadership development, like Casey’s approach, can strengthen early childhood education outcomes. Read More
Evaluating the Children and Family Fellowship An evaluation found the Casey Foundation’s Children & Family Fellowship helps leaders transform how their organizations serve low-income kids. Read More
