Helping Funders Build Evidence for Two-Generation Approaches A new Casey report supports funders in advancing two-generation approaches for parents and children, emphasizing research and impact. Read More
Jim Casey Initiative Names 13 Young Fellows The Casey Foundation named 13 new Jim Casey Young Fellows to lead efforts improving outcomes for youth transitioning from foster care. Learn more. Read More
Program Builds Results-Based Approach into Human-Services Work and Coursework Randy Nelson found the tools he needed to teach racial equity in juvenile justice with Results-Based Accountability™ (RBA). Learn more. Read More
Strengthening the Foundation Strategic Evidence Building for Two-Generation Approaches This Casey report explores two-generation strategies, their challenges and how to better support and evaluate efforts serving both parents and children. Read More
Eight Strategies for Funding the Implementation of Child Welfare Programs A new Casey brief helps child welfare leaders fund, implement and sustain effective evidence-based programs. Learn more. Read More
Funding Effective Implementation of Evidence-Based Programs in Child Welfare This brief outlines 8 strategies to help child welfare leaders fund and sustain programs using stage-based planning, partnerships and targeted resources. Read More
Nearly Half of America’s Poor Are Younger Than Age 25 In 2016, 44.3 million individuals in the United States lived in poverty. Nearly half of these individuals were between the ages of 0 and 24. Read More
Poverty Rate for Latino Kids Hits Pre-recession Level The prevalence of poverty among America’s Latino children has returned to a pre-recession rate — 28%. Read More
Rate of Kids Without Health Insurance Hits New Low Rates for children without health insurance fell from 8% in 2010 to 4% in 2016, but disparities by race, income and geography remain. Read More
Health Care for Every Child All children deserve quality health care. Casey urges policymakers to protect health access for kids and families. Learn more. Read More
