News media and politicians are hyping a new report that Georgia DFCS lost track of 1790 children between 2018 and 2022. The implication...

Earlier this month, my TED colleague, Tom Rawlings, and I spoke at the Christian Legal Society national conference about ways that local...

Until recently, it was a common practice for states to claim the Social Security funds assigned to youth in foster care. However, a 2021...

Maine recently joined a long list of states struggling with challenges in providing consistent and quality foster care to vulnerable...

Ireland is facing the same problems as the United States in keeping foster parents. A recent survey of Irish foster parents found that...

A recent story from Washington state outlines another barrier to recruiting good foster parents, specifically jumping to conclusions...

Prosecutors have charged child welfare caseworkers with felony child endangerment, alleging that the caseworkers negligently recommended...

One well-known barrier to recruiting foster families is the red tape that agencies impose. The District of Columbia demands a notarized...

Kansas commissioned a survey to determine why it lost 500 parents between July 2019 and June 2022. What it found should have come as no...

It's Hawaii's turn in the spotlight as various attorneys, politicians, and journalists investigate the problems with the state's child...

The last day of this month, which has focused on foster care, very appropriately is National Aging Out of Foster Care Awareness Day. ...

May is National Foster Care Month, and a good time for me to answer a question I hear a lot, namely why anyone should become a foster...