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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services developed the SOAR training so that these first responders can identify and assist potential victims.

FYSB sponsored a pre-application webinar for all parties interested in applying for the Tribal Personal Responsibility Education Program.  The webinar was held over the Internet.

The purpose of the conference was to respond to questions about the program announcement. The pre-application webinar was held on May 5, 2016.

On Thursday, April 21, the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Program provided a webinar on Integrating the Needs of Foster Care Youth in Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Programming. You may view a video, or read/print the slides from the presentation.

HHS Task Force to Prevent and End Human Trafficking - Panel Presenters - March 29, 2016

The purpose of this bulletin is to provide States and Territories instructions for establishing the procedures necessary to electronically transmit the CCDF ACF-801 data file that contains the monthly case-level reports.  The data files are transmitted directly to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) mainframe, and then transferred to the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) Office of Child Care Information System (OCCIS).   In 2015, several changes were introduced into the electronic transmission process, including the discontinuation of support for the use of C

Dr. Hanni Stoklosa's Remarks to the HHS Task Force to Prevent and End Human Trafficking on March 29, 2016

Ms. Kelly Cody's remarks to the HHS Tack Force to Prevent and End Human Trafficking on March 29, 2016

This Technical Bulletin describes the requirements for formatting the ACF-801 data submission file. These formatting guidelines should be followed by all States and Territories when creating the file for electronic submission to the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). All questions about the file format should be directed to the National Center on Data and Technology (NCDT).

This Technical Bulletin describes the requirements for formatting the ACF-801 data submission file. These formatting guidelines should be followed by all States and Territories when creating the file for electronic submission to the Administration for Children and Families (ACF). All questions about the file format should be directed to the National Center on Data and Technology (NCDT).

This technical bulletin addresses whether States should submit data representing their full population versus samples and the various advantages for analysis of subsidized child care data.  Your State’s subsidized child care data set has the potential to become a valuable resource for researchers, policy makers, and practitioners as the population of children and families in need continues to grow.  The development and implementation of the national child care data set in conjunction with State data sets, can inform progressive change and continuous improvement through a better un