The Family Room Blog

Our financial knowledge, behavior, and attitudes have short and long-term impact on our lives and lifestyles.

OPRE hosts the 16th Annual Welfare Research and Evaluation Conference in Washington, D.C., on May 29-31.  The event is free and open to the public.

ACF efforts to help lift people out of poverty got extra help from the Affordable Care Act.

San Antonio citizens are revitalizing struggling communities and investing public dollars into early education.

More than 40 Hispanic community leaders from across the country attended ACF's National Hispanic Roundtable to discuss better ways to make our human services programs more accessible to eligible Hispanic families and children.

Since 1990, ANA has funded support of Tribes and Tribal consortia to strengthen their capacity to identify, plan, develop and implement environmental programs.

A new report provides valuable information about what works for a particularly vulnerable population of our nation’s young people.

Program helps Native American youth learn financial management skills, along with the importance of saving for an education.

Human trafficking cuts across nationalities, gender, race, age, and socio-economic class. ACF is working to ensure that victims of all forms of human trafficking have access to the tools they need to rebuild their lives.

Human trafficking is very real, and it affects vulnerable people in rural and urban areas across our country.