Cultivating hope: Progress from child welfare to child and family well-being
Far fewer children live in foster care than 20 years ago. Learn more about progress toward child and family well-being in our 2026 Signature Report.
The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to several important research-based lessons about child safety and family well-being.
Learn from a research study examining policies around CPS investigations of families with newborns who test positive for cannabis exposure.
Learn how principles of the Indian Child Welfare Act are carried out in ICWA courts and their impact on permanency and reunification.
Learn from a study examining the crossover between the child welfare and child support systems, and how it impacts child welfare outcomes.
Melissa Shields begins as executive vice president of Communications, Human Resources and Organizational Development on May
Explore how Oklahoma uses a system of care approach to support children with behavioral health needs and their families.
Learn lessons from implementing a system of care approach across systems to improve behavioral health outcomes for children.
Explore these tools to help build Communities of Hope.
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What are the enduring lessons for child welfare from the COVID-19 pandemic?The COVID-19 pandemic gave rise to several important research-based lessons about child safety and family well-being.
Does prenatal cannabis exposure pose a risk of subsequent child maltreatment?Learn from a research study examining policies around CPS investigations of families with newborns who test positive for cannabis exposure.
What lessons can we learn from ICWA courts?Learn how principles of the Indian Child Welfare Act are carried out in ICWA courts and their impact on permanency and reunification.
Do cost-recovery child support orders impact child welfare outcomes?Learn from a study examining the crossover between the child welfare and child support systems, and how it impacts child welfare outcomes. Casey Family Programs announces new vice president of HR, CommunicationsMelissa Shields begins as executive vice president of Communications, Human Resources and Organizational Development on May
How does Oklahoma’s system of care approach support families involved with child welfare?Explore how Oklahoma uses a system of care approach to support children with behavioral health needs and their families.
How does New Hampshire’s system of care approach support families involved with child welfare?Learn lessons from implementing a system of care approach across systems to improve behavioral health outcomes for children. ToolsExplore these tools to help build Communities of Hope. Want to connect?Sign up to receive resources and other information from Casey Family Programs. We will not share your information.
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