New York Child Marriage Ban: 18 With No Exceptions
An overview of New York’s current 18-without-exceptions rule and why its clarity matters in child protection work.
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What Youth in Care Need From Adults
Children and teens in care often need consistent adults, honest information, and as much appropriate voice as the system can responsibly provide.
Continue readingWorking With Schools When a Child Is in Foster Care
What caregivers need to know about school-of-origin decisions, immediate enrollment, and building a usable partnership with teachers.
Continue readingNew York Foster Care Education Law Section 3244: One of the Stronger State-Level Frameworks
A plain-language guide to New York Education Law §3244, including school of origin, enrollment, records, transportation, and points of contact.
Continue readingFoster Care Is Temporary Care, Not a Child's Identity
Foster care is intended to provide temporary, court-supervised care while safety, permanency, and well-being are addressed.
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