An Opportunity for Investment in the Futures of Youth in Foster Care
Yesterday, the HHS Committee held a hearing on LB 1150, a bill, introduced by Senator McGill with input from Project […]
Child Welfare
Families
Economic Justice, Health Care
Improve Service Delivery and Efficiency in the Department of Health & Human Services
On February 1, the Health and Human Services Committee held a hearing on LB 1041 and LB 1016. Both of
Child Welfare
Appleseed Supports the Creation of a Children’s Commission
[DDET LB 821 Testimony] Senator Kathy Campbell Chair, Health and Human Services Committee Room 1402, State Capitol Lincoln, NE 68509
Economic Justice
Help Children Access the Food They Need to Learn & Grow
LB 1090 will help children access the food they need in the summertime to learn and grow. Providing access to
Child Welfare, Economic Justice, Health Care
HHS Budget Should Invest in Children and Families
On Monday, Nebraska Appleseed’s Executive Director testified at the Appropriations Committee in response to the Nebraska Department of Health &
Economic Justice, Immigrants & Communities
Immigrants and the Child Tax Credit by the Numbers
Denying the Credit to Some American Children Doesn’t Make Sense By Marshall Fitz , Sarah Jane Glynn of The Center
Child Welfare
Testimony supporting LB957 to Adopt the Office of Inspector General for the Nebraska Child Welfare Act
Senator Kathy Campbell Chair, Health and Human Services Committee Room 1402, State Capitol Lincoln, NE 68509 Chairwoman Campbell and members
Child Welfare
Return Foster Care Case Management to the State
Sarah Helvey, Child Welfare Director at Nebraska Appleseed, testified last Thursday at the Unicameral’s Health & Human Services Committee in
Child Welfare
Statement on KVC Contract Amendment & Additional $1.8 MILLION Infusion
Yesterday, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services announced that it entered into another contract amendment with KVC on
Immigrants & Communities
Appleseed Initiative Part of National Campaign
What says “welcome” and “I am glad to know” you more than opening your home to 45 strangers, most from
