New York City Administration for Children’s Services

More low-income families in New York City can enroll in a prenatal and early childhood program that connects them with registered nurses at home.

Opinion: The Anti-Harassment in Reporting bill in New York would protect children by establishing confidential rather than anonymous reporting.

Amid remarkable testimony, this year's discussions reflect a significant shift in the child welfare field toward family preservation. 

A unique lawsuit filed against the city this week focuses on the right of parents to protection from unlawful searches by CPS workers.

In a New York appeals court, a Brooklyn mother and her lawyers are challenging CPS supervision of her home after she was physically abused.

This week, the New York’s highest court struck down regulatory hurdles that kept foster youth separated from out-of-state parents.

New York lawmakers are deciding whether to pass legislation that would reduce false allegations made to the Statewide Central Register of Child Abuse and Maltreatment.

Nearly fifty New York state lawmakers have expressed legal, policy and fiscal concerns with a new court rule increasing oversight of group homes for foster children.

It takes a special type of person to step forward to be a foster parent. There’s no greater responsibility than caring for children who have been placed in foster care after experiencing abuse or neglect in their homes.