Government's approach to funding often results in siloed service delivery systems that are difficult to coordinate, even on intricately connected issues.
Casey Family Programs' "Older Youth Learning Collaborative" supports the development of practice strategies and system improvements for 11- to 21-year-olds.
A community in Ohio is making investments beyond placing children in foster care, thanks to the Title IV-E waiver demonstration project.
The 2012 Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act has set the stage for important and meaningful improvements to child welfare in America.
The number of youth in foster care nationally has declined over the past decade, but similar declines have not occurred for children under 6.
Smart investments in Colorado offer hope to a teenager with big dreams.
The federal Child Welfare Demonstration Project allows states to apply for a waiver so that they may better invest their share of Title IV-E dollars.
This report provides a lens on the American Indian Title IV-E grantee planning process during winter 2012.
This report provides a snapshot of considerations to help child welfare jurisdictions in planning and communicating the DR approach to stakeholders.
As a guide to work in finance reform and evidence-based practice, this report describes new ways that smart investments are being applied in child welfare.