School Breakfast and Lunch Programs for Grandfamilies and Kinship Families
With the sudden increase in household and caregiving expenses, some grandfamilies and kinship families may face struggles with getting the food they need.
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Evaluation Resources for Kinship Programs
Explore strategies to embark on evaluation of kinship programs and access data sharing agreements you can adapt.
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Finding Program Funding
Successful fundraising includes researching who's funding what, getting others excited about your organization's mission, building relationships over time, and (yep!) following directions. In this resource, you'll find tips on how to get started.
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Black Kinship Families – Identifying Needs and Challenges
This video conversation addresses the needs and challenges of black kinship families and provides recommendations on how to better support them.
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Kinship Assessment Tool
The ABA Center on Children and the Law and Generations United, in partnership with Casey Family Programs, have created this practical kinship assessment tool with…
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Relevant Trainings for Kin Caregivers and Those Who Work with Them
These trainings and curricula have not been reviewed or evaluated by the Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network or Generations United and are not endorsed by…
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Navigating the Relationship with Your Adult Child
If you’re a grandparent raising a grandchild, you already have a relationship with a parent of the child–one that can be tough to navigate.
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Caring for a Child Affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
This resource is designed to provide information about how drinking alcohol during pregnancy can affect children. It also provides kin caregivers with tips for raising children who were exposed to alcohol before birth.
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Aging Network Services and Supports for Kin/
Grandfamily Caregivers This fact sheet is for professionals working within an array of government systems and nonprofit organizations that support (or want to support) kinship/grandfamilies. It highlights…
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Connecting with Families in Black and Indigenous Communities
Kin/grandfamily caregivers’ ideas about their roles in protecting and providing for the children in their care depend on their families’ values and cultures.
