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MENTOR to Run New Voucher Component of Mentoring Children of Prisoners Program

AFC, Jan 28, 2008

The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) at the U.S.

In Kentucky, State Changing Child Protective Services Practices

State of Kentucky, Feb 11, 2008

Improvements Will Give Birth Parents Greater Access to Due Process

Frankfort, Ky.– The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) is making several changes to the state’s child protection services practices to improve the equity of the process for families and ensure the best outcomes for children in state foster care.

Snowe, Kohl Reintroduce Legislation to Improve Child Support Collection

State of Wisconsin, Jan 09, 2008

Bill will provide more child support money to families leaving welfare, simplify distribution & improve collection

Sobrietor, A Valuable Tool In Child Custody/Visitation Battles

State of Massachusetts, Jan 16, 2008

Judges faced with warring couples embroiled in custody battles or at odds over child visitation issues have a new tool to assist them in determining the individuals' fitness as parents.

Child-Support Receipt Up; Reliance on Public Assistance Down

US Census Bureau, Dec 19, 2007

More child support is being received, and a rise in employment rates of custodial parents match a decline in participation in public assistance programs, according to a report released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Democrats’ Budget: Largest Tax Hike in U.S. History, Huge Spending Increases, No Reforms

US Congressman Ryan Paul, Jan 03, 2008

Washington – Wisconsin’s First District Congressman Paul Ryan, the Ranking Member of the House Budget Committee, expressed alarm at the contents of the House Democrats’ federal budget plan during the committee’s debate yesterday and following its vote on the proposal early this morning.

MENTOR to Run New Voucher Component of Mentoring Children of Prisoners Program

Administration for Children and Families, Nov 28, 2007

Governor Daniels Receives Award for Child Welfare Reform

State of Indiana, Dec 05, 2007

Indianapolis - The Annie E. Casey Foundation honored Governor Mitch Daniels for the state's progress in child welfare reform at a special ceremony in downtown Indianapolis. The Casey Foundation recognized Daniels' unwavering commitment to Indiana's children and families.

HHS Launches Childhood Overweight and Obesity Prevention Initiative

Adminsitration for Children and Families, Dec 12, 2007

First Lady Laura Bush today saluted the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ new Childhood Overweight and Obesity Prevention Initiative, announced today at the National Prevention Summit, which targets obesity prevention and the promotion of healthy weight for children.

State of Nevada to Take on Carson City Child Support Cases

State of Nevada, Oct 24, 2007

On December 10, 2007  the Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services shall commence operating the city’s child support enforcement program services which were before ran through the Carson City District Attorney’s office.

Child Support Enforcement Releases March 2007 Most Wanted Poster

State of Delaware, Oct 31, 2007

Anyone with information on these individuals should contact DE Crime Stoppers

Gov. Blagojevich announces Illinois Child Support Program to receive national award for excellence

State of Illinois, Oct 10, 2007

Award recognizes state’s efforts to ensure children receive the financial support they’re entitled to through child support assistance

Connecticut Receives Child Support Enforcement Award

Department of Human Services, Oct 17, 2007

HARTFORD, -- Last week, at a national child support conference, the State of Connecticut Department of Social Services was awarded a certificate of accomplishment for meeting the federal requirement for certification of its new computerized Connecticut Child Support Enforcement System (CCSES).

Connecticut is one of only 10 states to ach

Kennedy Renews Push to Stop Child Custody Relinquishment and Help Children Obtain Mental Health Care

Representative Patrick Kennedy, Jul 24, 2007

WASHINGTON – Reps. Jim Ramstad (R-MN), Pete Stark (D-CA) and Patrick Kennedy (D-RI) today introduced the "Keeping Families Together Act." The legislation would help parents obtain necessary mental health treatment for their mentally ill children without being forced to relinquish custody.

Senator Gregg Introduces Amendment To Protect Custody Arrangements Of Deployed Military Members

U.S. Senator, Jul 24, 2007

WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) today introduced an amendment based on legislation he authored to safeguard custody arrangements for military parents and their children as an amendment to the Department of Defense Authorization bill currently being debated by the Senate.

CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT RELEASES 2007'S 1ST MOST WANTED POSTER

State of Delaware, Oct 03, 2007

MORE DEADBEAT PARENTS SOUGHT AS POSTERS GENERATE OVER 300,000 WEB IMPRESSIONS

Judiciary Statement: "The Child Custody Protection Act"

U.S Senate, Jun 18, 2007

Statement of Chairman Orrin G. Hatch before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary

Hearing on “The Child Custody Protection Act: Protecting Parents Rights and Children’s Lives”

I want to thank Senator Sessions for holding this hearing today. I also want to thank Senator Ensign for introducing S.

Assemblyman Maze’s Guardianship For Foster Youth, AB 298 Passes Out Of The Senate Judiciary Committee

California State Assembly Republican Caucus, Jul 04, 2007

AB 298 helps California’s foster children find permanent loving homes with their relatives

Sacramento – Assemblyman Bill Maze (R-Visalia) is proud to announce that Assembly Bill 298 passed the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday afternoon.

Governor Fletcher Announces $50,000 in Funding for Louisville's Family Place

Kentucky.gov, Jun 05, 2007

Agency to enhance role as neutral visitation site for families

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Governor Ernie Fletcher announced $50,000 in state funding to help a nonprofit Louisville center expand its services for families and children.

State Changing Child Protective Services Practices

Kentucky.gov, Jun 14, 2007

Improvements Will Give Birth Parents Greater Access To Due Process

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