Changing the national conversation around building Communities of Hope
At Casey Family Programs we work to change the national conversation around Building Communities of Hope, a shared responsibility that will require leadership in all five sectors — government, business, nonprofit and faith-based, philanthropic, and the community members themselves — working together to build hope for children and their families.
Strengthening relationships and impact
Our work builds relationships with national, regional and local organizations focused on improving the well-being of communities. We partner with these allies in a multisector approach to supporting children, families and communities.
Engaging with philanthropy and communities
We work to influence how national leaders, organizations and stakeholders think, plan and act in support of communities. We partner within the philanthropic and community sectors, learning from and collaborating with those working to improve the safety and well-being of children and their families, including those with lived experience with the child welfare system.
Safely reducing the need for foster care
Through our work with stakeholders — including foundations, affinity groups, policymakers, local leaders, faith-based institutions and nonprofits — we advance strategies for safely reducing the need for foster care and increasing community ownership of and support for long-lasting improvements to the well-being of children, families and the communities where they live.
Supporting leaders in building Communities of Hope
Our partners include system leaders, Tribal representatives, child- and family-serving organizations, researchers, community leaders and experts with lived experience in child welfare. We believe that each one of us has a role to play in building Communities of Hope. Learn more about our partnerships.
Resources
We have many resources regarding changing the national conversation and our work with philanthropies.
