Kansas provider takes on child welfare managed care initiative.Reports on the partnership between United Methodist Youthville Inc. and Value Behavioral Health Inc. to implement a comprehensive system of foster care and related services for children in the custody of Kansas. Child-serving agency's ...
Obama highlights child care in GOP strongholds of KansasBy DARLENE SUPERVILLE
Cynthia Breitenbach worked for Mirror. She is retired now but has plenty of experience with women’s programs. She started the first one in Kansas in the 1980s. She said those models of care are expensive and people sometimes shy away from the program because ...
If the child has both earned and unearned income, and the child's gross income (earned plus unearned) is greater than $14,600 in 2024 ($15,000 in 2025) or their earned income plus $450, whichever is less. This essentially means that a dependent child must file if their unearned income...
possibly even the entire state. For this particular challenge, there are already agencies like Customized Early Education working to recruit substitute child-care staffers for several counties in the state, and Polson said the a...
Managed Child Welfare: Kansas Breaks New Ground.(for Youthville Inc. and the KanCare Service Center)Smith, Robert
Child Abuse Reports on Rise ; Foster Care Placements Increasing in KansasThe number of children in state custody has risen to recordlevels in Kansas, correlating with a...Marso, Andy
Early childhood education A comparative analysis of subsidized and non-subsidized relative child care homes in Kansas KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Bronwyn S. Fees CurrySusan Elizabeth WillardPositive child outcomes are related to high quality child care environments as evidenced through longitudinal studies (...
Report Finds Wage Gap, Child Care Costs Affecting Economic Empowerment of Kansas WomenWomen in Kansas who work full-time, year-round earn 79 cents forevery dollar compared to men's...Moore, Katie
Kansas City, Mo., Hospital Offers Child Care Program for Sick Kids.Mincer, Jilian