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Federal agency supporting the wellbeing of children & families, led by Assistant Secretary @ACF_Adams. Engagement ≠ endorsement. bit.ly/2iCRwSk
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🚨All 50 states, plus Washington D.C. & Puerto Rico joined ACF’s A Home for Every Child!

They committed to improve their ratio of foster homes to children in care, creating bipartisan momentum to strengthening families & recruiting foster families.

More: acf.gov/50-states-join…
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Foster families who return to foster care after moving to a new state or taking a break should not have to start the licensing process from scratch.

ACF’s latest issue brief outlines how states can help experienced foster families get licensed sooner, while maintaining all required safety checks.

Read the brief: acf.gov/cb/policy-guid…
The image is an issue brief cover titled "Expediting Foster Home Licensure for Returning and Interstate Families." It includes the logos of ACF, HHS, and "A Home for Every Child" at the bottom. The background is a solid blue.
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Today, ACF celebrates World Orphan Day and the leadership of 39 governors who have chosen to preserve Social Security survivor benefits for foster children who have lost a parent.

Learn more about how you can support America’s orphaned children: acf.gov/become-a-foste…
Hands of several individuals of different sizes holding a paper house cut-out. The image features the text "World Orphans Day - Every child deserves a safe, loving home." Logos of ACF, HHS, and "A Home for Every Child" are displayed at the bottom.
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Parents need child care options that work best for their families. But complicated paperwork and payment processes can discourage providers from accepting federal child care subsidies.

A new ASPE brief looks at how cutting red tape could help more providers participate in the Child Care Development Fund to give parents more child care options to choose from.

Read more: acf.gov/occ/policy-gui…
The image features a blue background with logos for the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and the Administration for Children & Families. Text reads: "Seventy percent of states report that administrative burden is a barrier to provider participation in CCDF. ASPE Issue Brief.