"They're kids. They need a home; they need to be loved," says Catherine Harm, a social worker and prospective foster parent. Harm...
“Resilience: The Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope” is a new film “about age-old problems meeting breakthrough science.” Director James...
"[If] we could keep them out of foster care and just work on with what's going on with the family at home,...
"You might not be able to choose what time you go to bed or what you're eating for dinner, but you can...
Subject: LGBTQ Youth, Foster Care, Child/Youth Welfare, Safety | Deadline: May 17, 2016
"With all the obstacles you faced while you were in foster care, what motivates you to move forward in life?" Brittany Myers,...
A report released Thursday calls for a national strategy to end child deaths from abuse and neglect. The report emphasizes improved leadership...
During a congressional hearing in 2011, Michael Petit, who then ran an organization called Every Child Matters, was asked which states do...
Subject: Juvenile Justice, Child/Youth Welfare | Deadline: May 10, 2016
Subject: Child Welfare, Youth Welfare, Healthcare, Healthcare Access | Deadline: May 10, 2016
The last fight between my mother and stepfather was severe enough to get them both arrested. With nowhere else to go, we...
Summit Trail is an residential complex in Atlanta for teenagers transitioning out of foster care. Founded by the CHRIS Kids program, Summit...
“The Therapist’s Notebook for Children and Adolescents" is a compendium of useful tools to support children and teens — with useful information...
Subject: Child/Youth Welfare, Health, Healthcare, Healthcare Access | Deadline: Apr. 29, 2016
Hunger in America is not so much a lack of access to food; it’s a lack of access to nutrition. School-based programs...
“Somebody might get discovered tonight! I may have a record deal for you!” joked Georgia Rep. Erica Thomas, 28, at a communal...
Subject: Child/Youth Welfare, Health, Healthcare Access | Deadline: May 12, 2016
While federal spending is projected to increase in the coming year, virtually none of that spending will be directed toward children.
As we gear up for summer programming, camp directors and staff who attended the American Camp Association conference in Atlanta last week...
Subject: Child/Youth Welfare, Violence, Safety, Community Development | Deadline: Apr. 12, 2016