For victims of child abuse, domestic abuse, or other crimes, keeping one’s location private can be critical to both feeling and staying safe. The Safe at Home program provides a legal substitute address to anyone who needs to keep their whereabouts confidential.
In an important update to Chapter 48, also known as the “Children’s Code,” Wisconsin officially recognized like-kin alongside traditional relatives as placement options for children. Learn more about what this means for kids and caregivers.
Learn more about the benefits of art for young people—from encouraging creativity to providing a safe space to express emotions to even reducing anxiety—and discover how to incorporate art into your child’s life.
Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first children’s rights case
Siblings Alina, Iulia, and Gabe conducted a massive donation drive in their Greenfield neighborhood to demonstrate leadership as they work to achieve their black belts in Taekwondo. They distributed flyers
Healing Invisible Scars. What more can our community do to help protect children from trauma? Your ideas matter. Read More
“Girls for Sale: A Day in the Life” will move, educate and scare you. These young actresses, ages 14-17, performed an original play by Katie Cappiello at the National CASA
Imagine you are a 17 year old in foster care. It was an uphill battle, but you will successfully graduate from high school. You finally secured a part time job
