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7/18/2022
Opinion
Paul S. DiLorenzo
Rushing the development of family support centers will lead to the creation of satellite offices for child welfare, and ultimately revert to the “good enough" standard of care, writes Paul S. DiLorenzo.
12/8/2021
In Jacksonville, Florida, Family Support Services' solid reputation, attention to the detail of building relationships, and its plan for a new Family Resource Center make it likely to be a success, writes Paul DiLorenzo.
9/1/2021
Sara Tiano
As the pandemic rages deep into a second year, Texas child welfare officials are investing $1 million in a community-based strategy to support families who may be headed toward crisis, with hopes of diverting children away from the foster care system.
8/25/2021
Juan Carlos Castillo and Michael Fitzgerald
Supporters of family resource centers say they help families, but some believe the centers are unsafe as long as they're tied to child welfare agencies.
1/31/2020
Paul DiLorenzo
For the past three decades I have been involved in the development of family resource centers, community-based facilities that serve as a gateway to critical supports and services for families. They existed long before I began that work, and our social work profession was founded on the back of settlement houses that were part of a broader reform movement starting with Jane Addams in 1889.
8/3/2018
Guest Writer
The Imprint is highlighting each of the policy recommendations made this summer by the participants of the Foster Youth Internship Program (FYI), a group of 10 former foster youths who have completed congressional internships.
