Kinship Navigation in Washington
Kinship Navigator Program in Washington Presented at the Regional Convening of the Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network: A National Technical Assistance Center on May 3,…
Resources
The Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network’s Resource Library is a centralized hub of resources for professionals who are serving and supporting grandfamilies and kinship families. It features resources created by the Network and its partners and subject matter experts, including fact sheets, tip sheets, webinars, practical toolkits, reports, videos, and research/data.
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Grandfamilies Housing
This resource consists of slides from a presentation on Bridge Meadows, a grandfamilies housing program in Oregon. Executive Director Dr. Derenda Schubert presented at the…
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A Guide to Compliance with the Indian Child Welfare Act
The Indian Child Welfare Act helps American Indian and Alaska Native children remain connected to their families, cultures, and communities.
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Cultural Connectedness and Indigenous Youth Well-Being
Traditional wisdom of Indigenous communities has long reflected that feelings of being connected to one another, nature, and culture are an important part of well-being.
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Tribal Best Practices for Family Engagement
Learn about a basic framework that can be used when a community or organization is envisioning, conceptualizing, and implementing a family engagement strategy.
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Innovations in Aging
Meet an Area Agency on Aging & Disability being recognized for their respite tutoring services.
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Elevating Exemplary Policies, Practices, and Programs
Learn how the Network is identifying exemplary policies, practices, and programs that are helping kinship/grandfamilies.
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Kinship/Grandfamilies: Strengths and Challenges
Children thrive in grandfamilies and kinship families but these families have unique strengths and challenges that require our attention.
