Giving Kids a Healthy Start Educare Atlanta’s 2011 Healthy Beginnings program blends education and health to help kids thrive and succeed by third grade. Learn more. Read More
Improving Access to Support Services for Teens in Foster Care An Instagram Live conversation discussed strategies to help more young people access federally funded services provided by child welfare agencies. Watch the recording. Read More
Connecting Workforce Professionals With Local Employers for Sustainable Employment A Casey-funded tool kit helps workforce professionals build employer ties to support sustainable jobs and meet local hiring needs. Learn more. Read More
U.S. Child Poverty Rate Reaches Prerecession Level The nation’s child poverty rate fell to 18% in 2017. See how this rate has changed over time. Read More
Casey Names 12 to its Juvenile Justice Youth Advisory Council The Casey Foundation named 12 young adults with justice system experience to its Youth Advisory Council to help shape reform efforts. Learn more. Read More
Breaking the Cycle of Violence: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a New Hospital-Based Program The Casey Foundation supports a multiyear evaluation of Healing Hurt People, an innovative, hospital-based violence intervention program in Philadelphia. Read More
Book Shares Insights Culled From an Inspiring Career Serving Children and Families A new book by KVC’s former CEO shares lessons from 30+ years of work to improve the lives of kids and families nationwide. Learn more. Read More
Implementing the Substance Use Disorder Provisions in Family First Act Children and Family Futures hosted the webinar, Implementing the Substance Use Disorder Provisions of the Family First Prevention Services Act in 2020. Read More
Evaluation Finds Casey Effort to Enhance Child Welfare Investigative Decision Making is on the Right Track On the Frontline helps child welfare staff make better decisions, with insights from two counties in Ohio and Colorado since 2015. Read more. Read More
Disparities Persist Among Young People Residing in Juvenile Justice Facilities in 2017 The juvenile justice system lost youth through 2017, but certain racial and ethnic groups remain overrepresented. Learn more about these youth. Read More