Helping Rural Families Build Economic Success: Earn It, Keep It, Grow It People who live in rural areas work hard, but still struggle to meet basic needs. This guide shows how funders can help families become financially secure. Read More
Improving School Readiness in DeKalb County, Georgia This case shows how Casey’s Leadership in Action Program helped Georgia leaders collaborate and deliver measurable results for children. Read More
Lifelong Families and Replication Manual Trainings: Train the Trainers Training Manual This complete training program prepares future trainers to teach the child welfare Lifelong Families practice model and the Replication Manual training. Read More
Case Planning for Healthy Development This brief offers a case planning framework to support foster youth development, using social capital and self-worth. From the Jim Casey Youth Initiative. Read More
AdvoCasey: Summer 2002 Work First, What Next? This AdvoCasey explores welfare reform, job-focused models and the challenges families and kids face after leaving public assistance. Read More
Casey Connects: Winter 2001 Conference Focuses on Helping Adoptive Families This issue highlights top family well-being advocates, including National Families Count honorees, 2001 Casey Fellows and other standout leaders. Read More
Casey Connects: Spring 2002 Helping Advocates Weigh In On The Welfare Reform Debate This issue of Casey Connects highlights efforts to support families and advance child welfare and foster care reform through advocacy and dialogue. Read More
Turning Curves, Achieving Results Children and Family Fellowship This report shows how leaders use a results-based framework to plan effective reforms and how Casey Fellows support progress in human services. Read More
Chafee Plus Ten A Vision for the Next Decade Marking 10 years of the Chafee Act, this report reflects on key lessons for helping youth in foster care succeed as adults. Read More
Bringing Promise to Washington, D.C. The DC Promise Neighborhood Initiative Working with partners like residents, businesses and schools, this D.C. collaborative aims to keep kids healthy and in school from cradle to college. Read More
