Evidence-Based Programs for Young Parents in Foster Care A Casey webinar examines approaches designed to engage young people — specifically those with foster care experience — on preventing unintended pregnancy. Read More
New Tool Helps Juvenile Justice Leaders Assess Readiness for Probation Transformation Attention juvenile justice leaders: Curious if your agency is ready for probation transformation? There’s now a tool for that. Read More
Divert Youth From Prosecution With Promising State and Local Efforts A Casey-funded report makes the case for expanding the use of diversion in addressing youth misbehavior. Learn about these efforts. Read More
Many Strategies, One Goal: Empowering Residents Believing resident involvement is key to lasting change, the Casey Foundation engages residents in local solutions and connects them to needed resources. Read More
CDC Joins Thriving Families, Safer Children to Promote Family Health and Well-Being The Thriving Families, Safer Children effort has added another partner: the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Read More
California Kids: Data on Growing up in the Golden State California’s large child population shapes national stats, making it vital to check in on the well-being of the state’s youngest residents. Read more. Read More
A Simulated Permanency Teaming Process: Rudy's Story This video — shown in nine chapters — is an inside look at the critical steps in the Permanency Teaming component of the Lifelong Families Model. Read More
Database Analyzes Juvenile Probation Laws by State The National Conference of State Legislatures has created an online database of juvenile probation laws, including an analysis of national trends. Read More
Questions Courts Must Ask Before Placing Children in Group Homes A Casey-backed report offers key questions for professionals to ask before placing youth in residential treatment. Read More
Twenty-fifth Edition of KIDS COUNT Data Book Highlights Improvements Since 1990 Policy changes since 1990 have helped kids, but more now live in high-poverty areas and single-parent homes, per the Foundation’s 2014 report. Read More
