child welfare

Programs offering sports and wilderness training received a new infusion of cash from New York’s child welfare agency — with a goal of combatting youth crime statewide.

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

In Sacramento, cultural brokers mediate between child welfare officials and the families they have the power to separate. The goal is to keep families together and prevent Black children from entering foster care.

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

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

California lawmakers passed a package of bills to protect residents from the Trump Administration’s aggressive use of deportation and detention.

The system gets thousands of cases a day, but it doesn’t justify why youth only get looked at by their file, writes this YVR writer.

She didn’t adopt me because she wanted me. She adopted me because it made her look good, writes Lexie Lee.

Imprint reporter Susanti Sarkar shadows a frontline New York City CPS worker to see what happens after a hotline call comes in.