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After the 2017 session, Washington is poised to make critical advancements in services for children and families, most notably through the new Department of Children, Youth, and Families.

Strive is a parent education and support program developed specifically for parents involved in the child welfare system.

Laura wins well-deserved recognition

Jean Kruzich, PhD, MSW, a Research Fellow with Partners for Our Children, recently participated in this webinar presented by Casey Family Programs to discuss supervisory leadership behaviors as a way of reducing turnover among child welfare workers.

We are proud to announce that POC's operations specialist, Jen Kitajo, received the Mary Grembowski Staff Recognition Award for her 14 years of service at the School of Social Work, nearly five of which have been with Partners for Our Children.

POC's Jim Theofelis shares his experience working with young adults who are homeless and what he believes could be a game changer in the field.

Partners for Our Children is pleased to partner with the Washington State Budget & Policy Center to host a Forum on Poverty: The Impact on Children and Families on May 26th, 12:00-4:00 PM at the Navos Community Center in Burien.

When we started on the path of developing an open source parenting program, we could only hope that Strive would become what it is today. We still have a lot of work to do, but one thing we know for sure is: we’ve tapped into something that everyone seems desperate for.