Reducing Congregate Care: Worth the Fight The Casey Foundation supports reducing congregate care in foster placements from 16% to 5-10% in five years, prioritizing lifelong family connections. Read More
Helping Savannah Youth Connect to Work, Avoid Confinement Chatham County’s juvenile court partnered with the community to create programs that help youth reconnect and avoid future incarceration. Read more. Read More
What Kinship Families Need to Help Kids Thrive Kinship families need help to support kids in their care. Casey offers three policy recommendations to aid families who have stepped up to care for kids. Read More
Reimagining Juvenile Justice in Ohio In Ohio, Reimagining Juvenile Justice helps to divert more young people away from juvenile detention and incarceration and into community-based responses. Read More
South Baltimore School Helps Students, Young Parents Graduate and Thrive A South Baltimore assessment found that high schoolers need holistic support. The Neighborhood Zone’s community school model helps them thrive. Read More
Dr. David Nichols Talks Child Health Gains and Challenges This CaseyCast features Dr. David Nichols discussing kids’ mental health, the 2020 census and parents’ role in child well-being. Read More
Transforming Probation for Young People in California The Casey Foundation and the Chief Probation Officers of California partner to reform juvenile probation, fostering long-term youth success. Read more. Read More
Expanding Economic Opportunities for Young People in Atlanta Learn about a participatory research project aimed at increasing education, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people in Atlanta. Read More
Turning JDAI’s Focus to the Deep End of the Juvenile Justice System The first six sites in JDAI’s effort to reduce out-of-home placements at the dispositional end of the juvenile justice system share their early findings. Read More
Panelists Share Insights in Evaluating Two-Generation Approaches Watch a Casey webinar to gain insights and lessons from a pair of two-generation programs that aim to serve families and promote racial equity. Read More
