New Legislation Supports Child Care in Maryland Maryland parents and child care providers will get expanded aid through new legislation, ensuring easier access and financial relief. Read More
Family-Engaged Case Planning in Youth Probation A new Casey Foundation webinar introduces juvenile justice agencies and their partners to family-engaged case planning in youth probation. Read More
Educating Tenants in Fulton County, Georgia, About Eviction Defense A new resource, funded in part by the Casey Foundation, helps tenants in Fulton County, Georgia, better understand the eviction process. Read More
Fiscal Sponsors and Baltimore’s Grassroots Organizations A new report shows how funders can better support non-501(c)(3) groups, especially those led by people of color, and the fiscal sponsors they rely on. Read More
Integrating Executive-Skills Building Into Workforce Programs The Casey Foundation funds insights on workforce development, focusing on executive skills to help young people set goals, plan and follow through. Read More
Ke’Nekt Cooperative Backs Atlanta’s Black Businesses Learn how Ke'Nekt Cooperative helped Black-owned businesses experiencing hard times and encouraged civic engagement. Read More
Five Keys to Boosting Employment for Youth With Justice System Involvement A report looks at promoting jobs and workforce development for youth with justice system involvement. Read about the report. Read More
Casey Foundation Announces Tenth Class of Children and Family Fellows Outstanding human service and social change leaders will develop results-based leadership skills to build bright futures for kids and families. Read More
Students from Foster Care Help Shape Expanding College Aid Program By giving voice to students with foster care experience, a college aid program has improved its services as its set to expand. Learn more. Read More
Too Many Kids in U.S. Child Welfare Systems Not Living in Families About 57,000 kids in child welfare go to bed without a family. A new report urges action to connect more children with loving, supportive homes. Read more. Read More
