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Caregiver Day at the Capitol Elevates Caregiver Voice
On Tuesday, February 27, the Alliance for Children’s Rights and the California Alliance of Caregivers hosted the 2024 Caregiver Day at the Capitol in Sacramento. This annual event was
Caregiver Day at the Capitol Elevates Caregiver Voice
On Tuesday, February 27, the Alliance for Children’s Rights and the California Alliance of Caregivers hosted the 2024 Caregiver Day at the Capitol in Sacramento. This annual event was
More than 230 young people are adopted on National Adoption Day in Los Angeles
This past weekend, the Alliance celebrated a joyous start to the holiday season. Thanks to our partnership with the court, DCFS, Public Counsel, and our
Understanding Caregiver Perspectives: Survey on Home-Based Family Care Monthly Rates
The Alliance for Children’s Rights conducted a voluntary, online survey of caregivers across California in resource families in May and June of 2023. This survey
Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed Against State and County on Behalf of Transition Age Youth for Failure to Provide Stable Housing
On behalf of six transition age (ages 16-21) youth in foster care in Los Angeles County, Public Counsel, Alliance for Children’s Rights, Children’s Rights, and
Watch My Baby Grow: Alliance for Children’s Rights Launches New Online Tool to Support Caregivers and Parenting Youth in Foster Care
The Alliance is proud to introduce Watch My Baby Grow, an online tool developed to aid caregivers and young parents in tracking their baby’s milestones
2023 Caregiver Day at the Capitol
This year’s Caregiver Day at the Capitol, in partnership with California Alliance of Caregivers, was another incredible day of networking and advocacy with 80+ caregivers,
The Alliance Launches New Medical-Legal Partnership with MLK Hub to Support Children and Families Impacted by Foster Care
The Alliance for Children’s Rights is proud to partner with the Hub Clinic at Martin Luther King, Jr. Outpatient Center (MLK Hub) to launch a
County Creates Online Tool to Help Young People in Foster Care
With funding support from the Office of Child Protection and the Rotary Club of Los Angeles, and in partnership with Alliance for Children’s Rights, the
From The Imprint: Eight Years After Federal Law to Improve School Stability for Foster Youth, States Still Scrambling
Youth in foster care experience significant home and school instability. In California, only 65% of youth in foster care remain in the same school for
2022 National Adoption Day
This past Saturday, hundreds of families across the country finalized adoptions from foster care. “Young people of all ages want and need the love, support,