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Archives: 2014 & Earlier

The Abysmal State of Foster Care Alumni

Foster children are so handicapped by their experiences in the child welfare system that four out of five fail to thrive as...

Guest Opinion Essay

Shelter Care vs. Foster Family Care

Youth Today recently drew attention to an important issue: the debate about what type of emergency care – shelter or family foster...

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Child Welfare’s Harsh Test

When the federal government introduced a bold system five years ago to evaluate state child welfare systems, it drew cheers from case...

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Report Roundup for May 2005

A compilation of the reports from this issue.

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Always Right – Children’s Rights Writes Secret Study

This is an emergency! Call the ACLU. The First Amendment is under attack by Children’s Rights, Inc., the litigious group run by...

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Report Roundup for April 2005

Child Welfare Substance Use and Need for Treatment among Youths Who Have Been in Foster Care U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health...

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Caseworker Turnover Hurts Kids and Agencies

Everyone intuitively understands it – child welfare workers, their supervisors, the courts, even the kids. A revolving cast of caseworkers is not...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

TEEN LINE

Los Angeles, Calif.(310) 423-3401www.teenlineonline.org Objective: To provide a teen-to-teen helpline with community outreach services. In a Nutshell: Teens are trained...

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Report Roundup for March 2005

Child WelfareEstimating Financial Support for Kinship CaregiversThe Urban Institute This brief examines government payments to children in private kinship care (77 percent...

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The Dental Gap

If you ask people what type of disease is most prevalent in children, few would say dental disease. But tooth decay is...

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Report Roundup for February 2005

A compilation of the reports from this issue.

Research

Research of Note for December 2004-January 2005

Preventing Violence and Related Health-Risking Social Behaviors in Adolescents National Institutes of Health State-of-the-Science Conference Statement Available free at http://consensus.nih.gov/ta/023/023youthviolenceHTMLstatement.htm. “Scare tactics”...

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The Fearful Flip Side of Child Protection

It was a youth worker’s nightmare. As staff member Johnny Dove of the New Life Children’s Residential Treatment Center in Canyon Lake,...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

HealthMobile

Harris, N.Y.(845) 794-3300www.catskillregional.com Objective: To provide comprehensive health care services to HIV positive and HIV at-risk adolescents and young adults in...

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U.S. Justice Department Cuffs Juvenile Corrections

Cheltenham, Md.—It’s a hot summer Friday afternoon at Maryland’s aging Cheltenham Youth Facility – one of an increasing number of juvenile corrections...

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Little Hazards on the Prairie

Marshfield, Wis.—Whether it’s tractors rolling over, high-powered machinery that ensnares clothing or poisonous chemicals that look like fruit juice, farms can be...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Home Opportunity Meets Emancipation (HOME)

Whittier, Calif.(562) 789-8009www.bridgeoffaith.org Objective: Help young women aging out of foster care get the support they need to live independently. In...

Employment: Archives 2014 & Earlier

News Briefs for May 2004

Youth Suicides Often Exceed Murders In most states, youth are more likely to die from suicide than murder, according to a new...

Archives: 2014 & Earlier

Press Watch for May 2004

Child Welfare Foster Home Scarcity Means Many Youths Languish for MonthsHartford Courant Because of a shortage of foster care homes in Connecticut,...

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