Families

Since 1988, the Administration for Native Americans has collaborated with the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to provide loans to help Native Hawaiians build businesses, fund home improvements, fund tuition and improve their credit.

Survey found 22.3 percent of children in families investigated for maltreatment were placed out of home at least once in the 18 months following the close of investigation.

One of the best ways we can support teen moms is to help them plan their families in a healthy way.

About 6 percent of the national child support caseload involves a veteran or a active military member.

HHS proposes new child care regulations that will better ensure children’s health and safety in child care and promote school readiness.

This week, a coalition came to the White House to deliver 30,000 letters and art work thanking the President for his proposal to make high-quality preschool available for all children.

OFA provides guidance to states and is working in partnership with other agencies to combat family homelessness.

ANA provides grant to help construct affordable homes that are environmentally sustainable and consistent with Native Hawaiian culture and values.

More than a quarter of children enrolled in Head Start and Early Head Start are from homes where their parents speak to them primarily in a language other than English – usually Spanish.

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