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Approximately 430,000 US youth were put under arrest in 2020, with many of them entering the juvenile probation and parole system. The effectiveness of a juvenile probation program can make a signific...

Changes in funding and policy often shape child welfare therapy, family therapy, and the juvenile justice system by directly impacting the resources available to families and the strategies employed b...

Trauma-informed training for staff is crucial in creating resilient and supportive environments within any organization, particularly those serving individuals and families.

According to the latest report from the Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS), over 368,530 childrenreside in foster care. And from 1998 to today, more than 500,000 young peo...

Effective, evidence-basedservicesarepivotalfor addressing the underlyingfactors that may lead to child maltreatment.Well-tested and proven strategiesthatsupport families in their community andpromote ...

Child welfare workforce challenges are a prevalent issue that can have significant implications for the care and support provided to vulnerable children and families. High turnover rates, difficulties...

Evidence-based programs, grounded in empirical data and rigorous research, can heal individuals and communities. But one thing lies at the core of their success: funding.

To acquire the necessary fun...

Functional Family Therapy (FFT) stands as a beacon of hope for at-risk youth and their families, offering a pathway to healing, resilience, and transformation. As an evidence-based practice, FFT can b...

The Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) represents a pivotal shift in child welfare services across the United States. 

In the past, states could only use Title IV-E funds to finance out-of-...