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The California Alliance of Child and Family Services is the unifying force for organizations serving California’s children, youth, and families, driving policy change and amplifying member impact.

Dr. King reminded us that progress requires action. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we commit to advancing policies and p...
01/19/2026

Dr. King reminded us that progress requires action. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we commit to advancing policies and practices that expand opportunity, strengthen communities, and ensure every young person has the chance to thrive.

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of justice, equity, and dignity. His leadership continues to gu...
01/19/2026

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of justice, equity, and dignity. His leadership continues to guide our work to address systemic inequities impacting children, youth, and families across California.

Strong mentoring relationships are a proven protective factor for youth who have experienced trauma. This month, we high...
01/18/2026

Strong mentoring relationships are a proven protective factor for youth who have experienced trauma. This month, we highlight the essential role our members play in connecting young people with trusted adults who consistently show up.

The CA Alliance is proud to stand with Assemblymember James C. Ramos as he introduces three bills centered on youth well...
01/18/2026

The CA Alliance is proud to stand with Assemblymember James C. Ramos as he introduces three bills centered on youth well-being, equity, and safety.

We are especially proud to sponsor AB 1579, which strengthens California’s Children’s Crisis Continuum by expanding access to safe, flexible, and clinically appropriate crisis care options for foster youth with complex needs.

Assemblymember Ramos continues to be a steadfast champion for foster youth and for Tribal and Indigenous youth across California. His additional measures address the severe undercounting of Native American students in school data and take proactive steps to prevent opioid overdoses on K-12 campuses.

We are grateful for his leadership and partnership on behalf of children and youth statewide.

Read the full press release here: https://a45.asmdc.org/press-releases/20260114-ramos-introduces-three-bills-highlighting-children-and-youth-combatting

Human trafficking affects youth across multiple communities in California. Prevention requires partnership, awareness, a...
01/17/2026

Human trafficking affects youth across multiple communities in California. Prevention requires partnership, awareness, and strong support systems. Learn more about evidence-based resources at https://pact.cfpic.org/

There is a solution to fully address the SNAP harm caused by H.R. 1. Tell Congress to support the Restoring Food Securit...
01/16/2026

There is a solution to fully address the SNAP harm caused by H.R. 1. Tell Congress to support the Restoring Food Security for American Families and Farmers Act and to states in FY26 appropriations. Act now: https://secure.everyaction.com/Wf7TjlCO3kue_AtCMhE6qQ2

It takes just a minute to contact your Members of Congress to through the FRAC Action Network. Urge them to repeal har...
01/15/2026

It takes just a minute to contact your Members of Congress to through the FRAC Action Network. Urge them to repeal harmful SNAP cost shifts in to states in H.R. 1 as they work on a fiscal year 2026 appropriations package. Take action: https://secure.everyaction.com/Wf7TjlCO3kue_AtCMhE6qQ2

States cannot absorb the SNAP benefit costs and administrative burdens shifted to them by H.R. 1. These harmful provisio...
01/15/2026

States cannot absorb the SNAP benefit costs and administrative burdens shifted to them by H.R. 1. These harmful provisions put access to food at risk for millions. Congress must as part of the FY26 appropriations process. Act now: https://secure.everyaction.com/Wf7TjlCO3kue_AtCMhE6qQ2

The California's Little Hoover Commission recommends requiring at least 25 percent of nonprofit contracts to be paid upf...
01/14/2026

The California's Little Hoover Commission recommends requiring at least 25 percent of nonprofit contracts to be paid upfront and strengthening prompt payment protections. These changes would reduce service disruptions and ensure nonprofits are not forced to subsidize state programs while waiting to be paid. California Association of Nonprofits

Read the full report:https://lhc.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/LHC-Report-291-State-Grant-and-Contract-Administration-with-Nonprofits-FINAL.pdf

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Sacramento, CA
95816

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