COVID-19

The Grandfamilies Network has developed a list of resources that they will continually update. This includes general information about the virus, as well as field specific responses, and resources for... (Read more)

According to the an article published in the Chronicle for Social Change, charitable foundations, individuals and all levels of government are mobilizing to combat the coronavirus pandemic effects on the... (Read more)

Anticipating the need for parents and children in foster or relative care to visit remotely, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Partners for Our Children (P4C) at the University... (Read more)

Generations United is actively monitoring the evolving situation presented by COVID-19 and its impact on intergenerational connections around the world. They will share responses and resources here.(Read more)

Generations United recognize that grandparents and other relative caregivers stepped up to care for grandchildren in the wake of the opioid epidemic and helped prevent many children entering foster care... (Read more)

The public health and economic effects of the coronavirus are top concerns for state lawmakers. During this unprecedented national crisis, policymakers are paying close attention to the well-being of children,... (Read more)

This is a letter from Jerry Milner, Associate Commissioner of Children’s Bureau, adresses child welfare leaders regarding the availability of federal funding and other resources to assist with the purchase... (Read more)

In this letter from Children’s Bureau Associate Commissioner, Jerry Milner, he addresses child welfare leaders. He urges child welfare leaders to work with emergency management and public health leaders to... (Read more)

This All County Letter (ACL) will provide guidance regarding new resources and flexibilities intended to support the emergency care and placement needs of children and nonminor dependents at risk of... (Read more)

This website provides a list of websites that focus on State-specific guidelines and responses to the COVID-19 emergency. 2-1-1, a free social services hotline, is also a central point of... (Read more)