Children’s Monitor Highlights

Snippets from CWLA’s weekly breakdown of federal policy and its impact on children and families

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Title IV-B and Child Welfare

Child Welfare Services (Title IV-B part 1) and Promoting Safe and Stable Families (PSSF, Title IV-B part 2) expired last year and they have a temporary extension through the end of this fiscal year.  At

TANF–Waivers on Work Removed

Last Wednesday, August 30, HHS announced they were revoking any potential waiver authority regarding TANF work requirements.  In announcing the policy shift ACF representatives said the policy rescinds a 2012 Obama administration information memorandum encouraging

By |September 5th, 2017|Categories: Administration, Administration, Advocacy, Children's Monitor, Family & Community Support, Home News, Protecting Youth & Families|Comments Off on TANF–Waivers on Work Removed

Center on American Progress: Child Care Deserts

  Last week Wednesday, the Center for American Progress (CAP) released a report that details the lack of child care services in 22 states.  Titled, Mapping America’s Child Care Deserts, the report analyzes the locations

CWLA Status Report on Hurricane Harvey and Relief Efforts

Here at CWLA, we have been in constant communication with our colleagues in Texas and Louisiana as they face the extraordinary challenges brought by Hurricane Harvey. Before implementing any special efforts, we want to find

By |August 31st, 2017|Categories: Advocacy, Children's Monitor, Family & Community Support, General, People, Protecting Youth & Families, Youth Services|Comments Off on CWLA Status Report on Hurricane Harvey and Relief Efforts

CWLA Speaks Out on Racism and Bigotry

Last week CWLA sent a letter to the President, speaking out against the violence, hatred and biggotry demonstrated in Charlottesville, Virginia on Friday August 11 and Saturday, August 12.  In a message to CWLA membership,

CBO: Cut-Off of Subsidies Reduces Coverage, Increases Costs to Government

For now, the President will permit the latest installment of insurance cost-sharing subsidies through the Affordable Care Act.  That is important for now, because the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has determined there would be significant

By |August 21st, 2017|Categories: Administration, Administration, Budget, Budget Policy, Children's Monitor, Health, Health Care, Home News, House legislation, Legislation, Protecting Youth & Families, Research, Senate Legislation|Comments Off on CBO: Cut-Off of Subsidies Reduces Coverage, Increases Costs to Government

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