The Services Single Adults Use and their Associated Costs: An Examination of Utilization Patterns and Expenditures in Los Angeles County over One Fiscal Year

Thursday marked a raucous day of hearings in New York City, with parents protesting the overreach of the child welfare system.

A group that offers long-term professional mentoring to kids at risk of getting trapped in the child welfare system is opening new offices.

Montana lawmakers will study two promising pilot programs courts have used to address the increase and improve the lives of foster youth.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed an executive order early this month establishing the Division of the Child Advocate.

New research out of Stanford proposes a practice for better classroom relations between kids who have been jailed and their teachers.

After three years, a kinship navigator model has finally gained approval from the clearinghouse for Family First Act services

The creators of a nonprofit helping foster youth age out of the system, and a program to better launch young adults leaving lockups are among five New Yorkers awarded a prestigious local prize for their innovation.

Years after foster care children and their legal advocates sued the state of Washington over mental health services, a federal judge is satisfied that the state is committed to lasting changes.

National child welfare provider Youth Villages learned Sunday night it would receive $1 million from "Celebrity Wheel of Fortune."