A Snapshot of Children on the San Diego-Mexico Border This KIDS COUNT Snapshot explores life in San Diego’s border areas, highlighting challenges like poverty, language barriers and high teen birth rates. Read More
Using Data to Drive Action on Behalf of Children and Families By the Numbers This brief shows how data guided efforts to boost financial stability for rural families in Minnesota, part of Casey’s Strengthening Rural Families series. Read More
Ranking States Based on Improvement in Child Well-Being During the 1990s This report utilizes a new index to examine state-level improvements in child well-being over time. See how each state ranked. Read More
Juvenile Detention Reform: A Guide for County Officials This guidebook captures alternative practices to juvenile detention that counties can implement while cutting costs and increasing public safety. Read More
Getting Back on Track Effects of a Community College Program for Probationary Students This report examines the findings of an evaluation of two community college programs at Chaffey College in Southern California. Read More
Improving Medicaid Managed Care for Youth with Serious Behavioral Health Needs A Quality Improvement Toolkit This toolkit shares insights from nine Medicaid plans that explored better care for youth with serious needs, offering lessons, strategies and innovations. Read More
Policy Matters: Setting and Measuring Benchmarks for State Policies This paper shares policy ideas to improve health for low-income families and kids and offers benchmarks to assess state policies and programs. Read More
The 2009 KIDS COUNT Data Brief The 2009 KIDS COUNT Brief highlights key indicators and mobile data tools to help improve child well-being across all U.S. states and territories. Read More
Building Capacity to Influence Public Policy How the Annie E. Casey Foundation is Equipping Nonprofits to Advocate More Effectively Learn how Casey supported organizations to better advocate for the kids and families in their communities. Read More
Working Toward Wellness Telephone Care Management for Medicaid Recipients with Depression, 36 Months After Random Assignment This report reviews a RI program that used phone outreach to connect depressed parents on Medicaid with mental health care and tracked long-term impact. Read More
