How can child welfare agencies effectively support LGBTQ+ youth in care?
Youth who identify as LGBTQ+ are more likely to enter foster care. Learn about jurisdictional efforts to meet the needs of LGBTQ+ youth.
Youth who identify as LGBTQ+ are more likely to enter foster care. Learn about jurisdictional efforts to meet the needs of LGBTQ+ youth.
St. Anne’s in Los Angeles is meeting the needs of pregnant and parenting young mothers in foster care through a continuum of services.
Learn how Inwood House at the Children’s Village developed integrated prevention and community-based services for young parents in foster care.
Learn how formal information-sharing agreements between child protection and law enforcement agencies help keep children safe.
Learn how family-based residential treatment for parental substance use disorder can keep families together and improve outcomes.
Research highlights how quality legal representation for parents can improve permanency for children and reduce time in foster care.
Pay for Success expands a recovery program that allows children to remain at home with parents undergoing treatment for substance use.
This brief describes an innovative program that allows children to remain at home while their parents undergo substance use treatment.
Families involved with child welfare systems can offer critical insights and feedback. Learn to design systems driven by their expertise.
This strategy brief describes the key strategies and lessons learned that Virginia employed to reduce reliance on congregate care.