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3/13/2024
Adilia Watson
A New York bill would limit the state’s practice of charging parents child support for children in foster care.
2/12/2024
Nancy Marie Spears
Under a new rule released by the Biden administration, tribes will no longer share the costs of child support collections.
4/27/2023
Sara Tiano
The government is partnering with seven organizations and tribes across the country for an $8 million diaper distribution pilot project.
3/28/2023
The federal government is launching a $30 million program to help states bolster and diversify their child care and preschool workforce.
2/24/2023
Sara Tiano and John Kelly
Federal funding is available to teach hotline workers and mandated reporters about the differences between poverty and “willful neglect.”
2/17/2023
Michael Fitzgerald
The government wants to give states the option to allow relatives caring for children to receive the same financial help as foster parents.
2/15/2023
January Contreras, assistant secretary of the Administration for Children and Families, says her goals include supporting, encouraging, and pushing states to prevent foster care.
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1/3/2023
John Kelly
The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) announced last March that it would begin the Child Welfare Study to Enhance Equity with Data
11/1/2022
The number of youth in America's foster care systems dropped below 400,000 for the first time since 2012 according to new federal data
4/15/2022
In a process that moved at light speed compared with the previous nominee to the job, January Contreras has been confirmed by the Senate to lead the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), the agency that oversees most federal spending on family services and child welfare.