Success Story Illustrates How Improved Family Service Array Can Reduce Child Removals A Casey success story shows how Hampton, VA cut group placements and reduced foster care by expanding family-strengthening services. Learn more. Read More
Partnership Seeks Proposals for Summer Programs Serving Baltimore Children Casey Foundation, Family League and Weinberg Foundation to invest nearly $1.5 million in enriching summer activities for youth. Read More
Homeownership Among Immigrants Continues to Decline Kids in immigrant families are more likely than U.S.-born peers to live in households spending over 30% of income on housing (33% compared with 45%). Read More
Children in Immigrant Families Less Likely to Be Financially Secure Kids in immigrant families are more likely to live in low-income working households than U.S.-born peers, 37% vs. 22%, despite higher full-time employment. Read More
More Children in Immigrant Families In 2013, 17.8 million children lived in immigrant families, a 26% increase from the last decade. Of these children, 89% are U.S. citizens. Read More
Taking Stock of the Texas "Closer to Home" Study: Ten Lessons for the Juvenile Justice Field The Casey Foundation's Nate Balis explores the national implications of groundbreaking research on juvenile-justice reforms in Texas. Read More
CSG Report Offers National Implications for the Juvenile Justice Field A new study from the Council of State Governments and Texas A&M reviews the impact of Texas’s juvenile justice reform efforts. Read more. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Kweku Forstall and the Atlanta Civic Site Kweku Forstall leads efforts in southwest Atlanta to boost education and economic opportunity for children, families and communities. Learn more. Read More
A Model for Collaboration and Results How Cross-Agency Collaboration Helped Hampton, VA Hampton, VA improved outcomes by uniting child-serving agencies to boost prevention, helping more kids stay with families and avoid group placements. Read More
