Title IV-E Prevention Plan

This resource from Child Trends outlines lessons learned in jurisdictions such as New York City that were early adopters of evidence-based prevention services. This brief includes details of two evidence-based... (Read more)

This letter from Associate Commissioner Jerry Milner to child welfare leaders addresses flexibility related to the title IV-E prevention program, allowing programs and services to be adapted to a virtual... (Read more)

On October 1, 2020, Washington State received approval for it's amended Title IV-E Prevention Program Plan from the federal Children's Bureau. View the approved plan here . Learn more... (Read more)

West Virginia has submitted and received approval for this 5-Year plan to utilize Family First Prevention Services in addressing the child welfare crisis in the state, building on previous prevention... (Read more)

On September 8, 2020, Washington D.C. received approval of their Title IV-E Prevention Plan from the federal Childen's Bueau. View the plan here .(Read more)

North Dakota was the seventh state in the country to receive approval of its plan in August of 2020. View the plan here . Learn more about North Dakota's... (Read more)

Family First was signed into law February 9, 2018. Family Fist offers exciting possibilities for communities within the State of Kansas to be responsive, supportive and be a part of... (Read more)

This section of the Children's Bureau Title IV-E Prevention Program webpage outlines the status of five-year plans submitted by state, jurisdiction or tribal IV-E agencies who are directly operating an... (Read more)

On Feb. 18th, the Maryland Department of Human Services announced it had received approval from the federal Children's Bureau for it's Title IV-E Prevention Program Plan. View the announcement here... (Read more)

On February 4, 2020, Maryland received confirmation of approval for their Family First Title IV-E Prevention Program Plan. View the plan here .(Read more)