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Partners for Fragile Families Demonstration Projects: Publications Analyze Implementation and Outcomes
DCL-07-42
December 10, 2007Three reports evaluating the Partners for Fragile Families (PFF) demonstration projects regarding father involvement
Noncustodial Parents Choices Project - Texas
2007 Best Practices
October 1, 2007Abstract of a child support-driven employment project involving a collaboration of mutliple Texas agencies
Earned Income Tax Credit
IM-07-10
September 28, 2007Encourages State and local child support offices to provide information to individuals and families regarding the EITC program
Issuance from the Food Stamp Agency
IM-07-09
September 24, 2007Issuance from the Food Stamp Agency concerning collection of fees for the Child Support Enforcement Program
OCSE Grants Involving Child Support and Judicial Collaboration
DCL-07-29
September 24, 2007Lessons learned from 1115 and SIP grants involving collaboration between child support agencies and courts
Referrals, Location, Applications, and Electronic Interface between Child Welfare and Child Support
IM-07-06
September 10, 2007Provides information to State child support enforcement and child welfare agencies to improve interagency communications
Report on Child Access and Visitation Programs: Participant Outcomes
DCL-07-15
May 24, 2007Provides a copy of a new report, titled: "Child Access and Visitation Programs: Participant Outcomes"
Disclosures of Child Support Enforcement Information to State IV-B & IV-E Child Welfare Agencies
PIQ-07-03
May 10, 2007IV-D agencies sharing child support enforcement information including FPLS, with State IV-B and IV-E agencies
Release of New Access and Visitation Program Data for Services Provided to Parents in FY 2005
DCL-07-12
May 8, 2007Provides a copy of the Child Access and Visitation Grants: State/Jurisdiction Profiles for FY 2005
A Collaboration and Strategic Planning Guide for States: Child Access and Visitation Grant Programs
DCL-07-07
March 8, 2007Provides a copy of a new report that describes how to effectively respond to child access needs of noncustodial parents