Find out what's in the news about CFF, including the latest reports and presentations, special awards, new projects, upcoming events and corporate updates.
Registration for the Family Drug Court Online Learning Academy: Module 4 - Engagement and Retention webinar now open.
If you missed the webinar, you can view the webinar presentation and download the materials.
Reserve your seat today for the Family Drug Court Learning Academy: Module 3 - Screening and Assessment Webinar, August 3, 2010, 9:00-11:00am PST.
Helping Child Welfare Workers Support Families with Substance Use, Mental, and Co-Occurring Disorders, a child welfare toolkit launches on the National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare website
For more information and to register, contact us at fdc@cffutures.org.
Materials and video playback for past Learning Academy Modules are available.
Ken DeCerchio was recognized for his support, advice and insight during his tenure on the National Advisory Council.
First District County Supervisor Janet Nguyen presents Dr. Nancy K. Young and Sid Gardner with a County Resolution recognizing CFF's contribution to children and families in Orange County and across the country at 7th Annual Community Forum on the Conditions of Children in Orange County.
Sid Gardner receives the Outstanding Support of Prevention Award recognizing his contribution to the City of Irvine at the City of Irvine Council Meeting.
Dr. Nancy K. Young receives the award in recognition of her distinguished contributions in the field of addiction, research, training, and evaluation.
Dr. Nancy K. Young receives honors and thanks for serving as a voice for children and families afflicted by alcoholism and other drug dependencies.
CFF, in partnership with Planning and Learning Technologies (Pal-Tech) and Macro International, have been awarded the contract to support the targeted grant program to regional partnerships for the purpose of improving permanency outcomes for children affected by methamphetamine or other substance abuse administered by the Children's Bureau. The goals of the Support Contract are to develop a performance measurement system in collaboration with the grantees; provide programmatic and evaluation-related technical assistance to grantees; assess and analyze data submitted on grantee performance indicators; and provide various reports including legislatively required outcome reports to Congress.
Jointly awarded by the Children's Bureau and the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, this contract expands the National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare's scope to implement strategic communication and technical assistance methods ensuring that target audiences receive and translate information to practice and policy change.
The Administration for Children and Families presents CFF with the 2006 Outstanding Contractor Award in recognition of its work on behalf of children and families. The Assistant Secretary for Children and Families, Wade F. Horn, Ph.D., presented the award to Dr. Nancy K. Young at the ACF Assistant Secretary Awards Ceremony on Thursday, October 5, 2006.