Researchers
An important aspect of the child support program’s mission is to integrate research into effective child support policies. Our office collaborates with grantees and many public and private partners to develop evidence-based research initiatives to produce the best outcomes for children and families.
We also collect and analyze data from state and tribal child support agencies. We use the data to develop the Annual Report to Congress, highlighting program achievements and statistics about caseload, collections and expenses.
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October 1, 2012Highlights financial and statistical achievements based on preliminary data reported by state and tribal child support agenciesFY2010 Preliminary Report
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August 27, 2009Summary of research projects on NCPs assuming financial and emotional responsibility for their childrenFederal Offset Collections Report: Final for Processing Year 2008
January 15, 2009Provides the final Federal Offset Collections Report for processing year 2008, OCSE Cycle 2008-25
FY2011 Preliminary Report
October 1, 2012Highlights financial and statistical achievements based on preliminary data reported by state and tribal child support agenciesFY2010 Preliminary Report
May 1, 2011Highlights financial and statistical achievements based on preliminary data reported by state and tribal child support agenciesFY2009 Annual Report to Congress
December 1, 2009Highlights financial and statistical program achievements based on data reported by state and tribal child support agenciesNoncustodial Parents: Summaries of Research, Grants and Practices
August 27, 2009Summary of research projects on NCPs assuming financial and emotional responsibility for their childrenManaging Child Support Arrears, A Discussion Framework
April 1, 2003Reflects state/non-profit-organization arrears management updates and recorded notes of discussions held at the meeting
