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Rental Market Stresses

July 1, 2011

Despite high vacancies and lower rents, the Great Recession worsened rental affordability as demand rose and affordable housing options shrank.

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Casey Connects: Summer 2011

June 21, 2011

This Casey Connects issue details Casey efforts to support fathers, faith groups and reentry, all aimed at giving kids in tough communities a better shot.

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Unlocking the Gate

June 1, 2011

This report explores challenges in developmental education and shares reform strategies with promise for boosting college success and driving real change.

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Improving Access to Apprenticeship

June 1, 2011

This report urges employers and policymakers to expand programs like apprenticeships to help low-skill adults secure jobs and boost financial stability.

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Children’s Mental Health in Virginia

May 26, 2011

This report highlights gaps in Virginia’s pediatric behavioral health system — long waits, poor services, and little focus on results for vulnerable kids.

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The Dental Safety Net in Rhode Island

May 15, 2011

This report revisits Rhode Island’s dental safety net, sharing data, challenges and 15 key recommendations to help it grow and better serve residents.

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Creating Life-Changing Pathways for Families

May 3, 2011

This brochure describes Casey's investment in an impoverished section of Atlanta, Georgia, and invites partners to support expansion of the work.

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East Baltimore Snapshot

May 2, 2011

This snapshot covers nine years of revitalizing East Baltimore by partnering with locals and showing that real progress takes more than just new buildings.

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A Call to Action: Safeguarding New York's Children of Incarcerated Parents

May 2, 2011

This report highlights how support systems can help children with incarcerated parents heal, build resilience and thrive despite the trauma.

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