The Back on Track Through College model has shown to increase the retention rate of opportunity youth in postsecondary programs.

The program information data for Head Start programs demonstrate how important Head Start services are in the lives of poor children and families.

Home visiting has a strong evidence base. Rigorous research supports the effectiveness of several models at promoting strong parenting skills and children’s health and development, as well as streamlining family support and child development services. Home visiting programs can also improve child health and development,…

The Fair-Service Community Schools Act of 2014 aims to build stronger bonds between schools and community-based organizations.

Total TANF federal and state funds spent or transferred amounted to $31.65 billion in FY2013. However, spending on core TANF purposes including basic assistance, child care and work-related activities continue to decline.

Tiffany Beroid was working as a customer service manager at Walmart while attending community college classes to become a nurse.

On July 31, 2014, the U.S. Department of Education issued an invitation to postsecondary institutions to participate in experiments designed to test three competency-based approaches to improve student outcomes under the federal financial aid.

Could it be that workers whose employers offer leave benefits actually end up getting sick less often because they are happier? Senator Al Franken (D-MN), tongue firmly in cheek, proposed this “radical” idea at a hearing on paid leave held by the Senate Health Economic…

According to data released by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), for the second consecutive year, federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds used for child care have fallen—reaching a 15-year low in 2013.

By Elizabeth Lower-Basch