What happens to Birmingham’s vulnerable children and families in the next 15 years will be determined by whether change occurs in the city’s 28 ZIP codes.
The number of youth in foster care nationally has declined over the past decade, but similar declines have not occurred for children under 6.
This project was developed to increase legal permanency rates for older youth in foster care through the use of Permanency Roundtables.
This study provides further indication of the need for judicial leadership in instituting high-quality hearing practice to improve outcomes for youth.
This report describes an evaluation of the Los Angeles Department of Child and Family Services Emergency Response Coaching Program.
The State Foster Care Alumni Study examined demographics, maltreatment history, foster care experiences and outcomes for Texas and Michigan alumni.
Casey Family Programs President and CEO William C. Bell testifies at a Congressional subcommittee on improving foster care.
This assessment looks at how two counties shifted from emphasizing foster care as a first option to offering family preservation services.
Interviewers surveyed 188 adolescents in care, including questions on mental health, spirituality, ethnic identity, gender identity and sexual orientation.
Dr. William C. Bell speaks to the Congressional Subcommittee on Income Security and Family Support.
This report examines how more than 600 youth formerly in care have fared as adults and what changes in foster care services could improve their lives.
The National Alumni Study’s final report presents data collected from case records for 1,609 alumni who had been in the care of Casey Family Programs.
DataWhen a ZIP code determines a child’s chance: Data mapping reveals that Opportunities for children are not distributed equallyWhat happens to Birmingham’s vulnerable children and families in the next 15 years will be determined by whether change occurs in the city’s 28 ZIP codes. Making the Case for Early Childhood Intervention in Child Welfare: A Research and Practice BriefThe number of youth in foster care nationally has declined over the past decade, but similar declines have not occurred for children under 6. The Multi-Site Accelerated Permanency Project Technical Report: 12-Month Permanency OutcomesThis project was developed to increase legal permanency rates for older youth in foster care through the use of Permanency Roundtables. Examination of Judicial Practice in Placement Review HearingsThis study provides further indication of the need for judicial leadership in instituting high-quality hearing practice to improve outcomes for youth. Evaluation of Los Angeles DCFS Emergency Response CoachingThis report describes an evaluation of the Los Angeles Department of Child and Family Services Emergency Response Coaching Program. Michigan, Texas Foster Care Alumni Study Technical Reports: Outcomes at age 23 and 24The State Foster Care Alumni Study examined demographics, maltreatment history, foster care experiences and outcomes for Texas and Michigan alumni. Better support means better outcomes: William C. Bell speaks at a Congressional subcommittee on improving foster careCasey Family Programs President and CEO William C. Bell testifies at a Congressional subcommittee on improving foster care. Foster Care Redesign in Duval and Alachua Counties: An Implementation Assessment and Research ChronicleThis assessment looks at how two counties shifted from emphasizing foster care as a first option to offering family preservation services. Mental Health, Ethnicity, Sexuality and Spirituality Among Youth in Foster CareInterviewers surveyed 188 adolescents in care, including questions on mental health, spirituality, ethnic identity, gender identity and sexual orientation. Child welfare funding: Align it with best practicesDr. William C. Bell speaks to the Congressional Subcommittee on Income Security and Family Support. Improving Family Foster Care: Findings from the Northwest Foster Care Alumni StudyThis report examines how more than 600 youth formerly in care have fared as adults and what changes in foster care services could improve their lives. Assessing the Effects of Foster Care: Findings from the Casey National Alumni StudyThe National Alumni Study’s final report presents data collected from case records for 1,609 alumni who had been in the care of Casey Family Programs. Get involved
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