Programs offering sports and wilderness training received a new infusion of cash from New York’s child welfare agency.

Indigenous tribes face food and heating challenges as the U.S. government shutdown continues into its second month.

In Sacramento, cultural brokers mediate between child welfare officials and families to prevent Black children from entering ...

Allen was 13 when he dialed 911 for help. He found his mother, Rut, unconscious and shaking, and he immediately called for an ...

The Augsburg Family Scholars program provides financial, academic and social support to college students who have spent time ...

With the federal government shutdown barrelling toward a Nov. 1 “fiscal cliff,” state, local and tribal leaders are issuing ...

The Trump administration has told states to review and amend policies requiring foster parents to affirm the gender identity ...

Youth justice advocates marched from a Bronx detention center to a local park Tuesday afternoon, calling for long-stalled ...

A state committee has been investigating the crisis of parents who relinquish kids when they can't get adequate mental health ...

After state denies wrongdoing, case continues over formerly homeless Georgia mom billed $13,000 for her kids in foster care.

Parents who have survived domestic violence as adults or as children have a lot to add to child welfare discourse. We should ...

In the first piece in The Long Way Home series, Ángela Banks explores the obstacles that aging out stacks on for foster youth ...