Juvenile Justice
Taking Action is a report funded by Annie E. Casey and Joyce Foundations examining educational and employment disparities in the United States, highlighting policies, programs, and strategies designed to improve …
Senate Bill 1019, also Act 14 of 2022, signed into law
Philadelphia DHS RFP: The Philadelphia Department of Human Services (DHS) is seeking qualified community-based organizations to provide site-based services to youth who are at risk, and who have come to ...
On March 28, the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) issued a survey for child welfare providers regarding the increasing cost of professional liability insurance. ...
Loysville YDC at 8 Opportunity Drive, Loysville, PA 17047 in Perry County is seeking to contract with an outpatient mental health service provider.
Act 2 of 2022 - American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding - $110 million per-bed to Medical Assistance hospitals, designated Critical Access Hospitals and inpatient and residential behavioral health facilities for recruitment and retention of staff. List of agencies in link below.
Grant opportunity
With workforce challenges at crisis levels for child welfare and juvenile justice providers, PCCYFS is advocating for a one-time investment of $94,680,000 to support this critical staff recruitment and retention need.
PCCYFS Announces Public Policy Priorities for Children & Youth Service Providers
PCCYFS Vice President, Legal & Public Affairs, Samea Kim Quoted
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