Systems improvement
We work in partnership with public child welfare systems, policymakers, courts, Tribal Nations and community partners across the country to help develop practices and policies best suited to address the unique needs of the children and families they serve.
How we support our partners
We share strategies and knowledge — backed by data analysis, research and evaluation — with technical assistance at no cost to support policies and practices that improve child and family safety, stability and well-being. Our aim is to enhance child safety with family, reduce family separation and reduce time children spend away from family.
Services for partners
Our support and tools are available at no cost and include:
- Strategic consultation with technical assistance across the three branches of government at state, county and local levels
- A national landscape view of child safety data, research, innovative practices and lessons learned
- Nonpartisan information about public policies
- Technical assistance in evaluating program or evidence-based practice fidelity and outcomes
- Data analysis to support systems improvement
- Opportunities for peer learning
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.
