Eight Strategies for Funding the Implementation of Child Welfare Programs Child welfare leaders have an enormous responsibility to ensure critical outcomes for children and families. With so much at stake, they need programs and practices that work. That’s why the Annie E. Casey Foundation has developed a brief to help child welfare agency administrators and partners fund, implement and sustain effective evidence-based programs. Read More
New Video: How Leaders Can Get the Right Feedback with Situation-Behavior-Impact Giving and encouraging feedback is an essential part of being a leader. A new Foundation video explains how “situation-behavior-impact” feedback can promote awareness of how behaviors affect team members and improve team function. Read More
Building Evidence to Strengthen Nonprofit Programming A Casey Foundation report details a strategy that helps community-based programs more effectively use data to improve programming. Download it today. Read More
Building Evidence Through Trusting Relationships Among Latino and Black Youth and Adults in Washington, D.C. To build evidence of what works to help youth succeed, the Casey Foundation supports an evaluation of an intensive mentoring and case management program. Read More
Six Results Count Skills for Leaders Responding to COVID-19 The Casey Foundation shares six Results Count® tools to help leaders drive equitable results amid COVID-19’s rapid changes. Learn more. Read More
Financial Coaching: Helping Families Realize Their Goals and Achieve Stability For nearly a decade, the Foundation has invested specifically in the field of financial coaching because financial education and counseling are not enough to help families achieve stability. Find out more about this promosing strategy to supporting families in managing their financial lives. Read More
Former Casey Youth Council Member Amiyah Davis Receives U.S. Presidential Appointment Learn about a former youth council member who has been appointed to the federal Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Read More
The Percentage of Adults Earning a Bachelor’s Degree is on the Rise Higher educational attainment — earning a bachelor’s degree or above — is becoming more commonplace among Americans between the ages of 25 and 34, according to new data on the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Read More
Generation Z Breaks Records in Education and Health Despite Growing Economic Instability of Families The teenagers of Generation Z — the rising cohort born after 1995 that follows the Millennials — broke records in education and health indicators despite growing up in the midst of the economic downturn, according to the 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book from the Annie. E. Casey Foundation. Read More
Tips to Help Young Parents Cope During the Coronavirus Pandemic This one-page resource, produced by the Casey Foundation during COVID-19, offers tips for young parents who are raising families at a stressful time. Read More
