DoorDash Launches Emergency Food Response as SNAP Funding Pause Threatens Millions
As millions of Americans wait anxiously for updates about their SNAP (food stamp) benefits, DoorDash is stepping in to help families put food on the table. With federal funding on…
DDP’s Make A Difference
What is DDP? Developmental Disability Professionals Day (DDPD) honors the dedicated individuals who support children with developmental disabilities in childcare, early education, and support settings. These professionals are more than…
Financial Planning for Youth in Care: Building a Brighter Future
Navigating the financial landscape can be daunting for anyone, but for youth in care, the challenges can be even more pronounced. With limited resources and support systems, it’s crucial to…
An Open Letter of Resilience: Navigating the Foster Care Journey
In this heartfelt letter, Adreonna Bates bares her soul, unveiling a deeply personal narrative etched with the indelible marks of a life lived within the foster care system. She weaves…
Gratitude Unveiled: Honoring the Dedication of Child Welfare Case Workers
In the heart of the foster care system, caseworkers are not just administrators of policies; they are compassionate advocates and tireless supporters. Day in and day out, they go beyond…
Holiday Mental Health Resources
The holidays are supposed to be a joy-filled season, but they tend to be stressful and taxing for those impacted by mental illness. Dealing with mental well-being is an important…
ASCI Launches New Office in New Hampshire
ASCI is excited to announce the launch of its newest office in Concord, New Hampshire! After identifying the great need for more support for kinship families, the state of New…
We Are A Family! A Look Into The Klein’s Adoption Journey
According to The Children’s Information Gateway, there are over 391,000 children and youth in foster care and 38 percent were placed with relatives or kin. At ASCI, we know that kinship care is…
Educational Enhancements of Children In Care Supported by Kinship Care
Youth who successfully learn how to read, write, and perform basic math skills are more likely to excel in adulthood, which supports overall well-being throughout their lives. However, many children…