Kids, Kin ‘n Caregivers - Virginia
Kids, Kin ‘n Caregivers (KKNC) provides a wide range of services in coastal Virginia to grandparents, other relatives, and close family friends who are raising children whose parents are unable to do so.
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Kids, Kin ‘n Caregivers (KKNC) provides a wide range of services in coastal Virginia to grandparents, other relatives, and close family friends who are raising children whose parents are unable to do so.
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With the sudden increase in household and caregiving expenses, some grandfamilies and kinship families may face struggles with getting the food they need.
Federal Nutrition Programs and Emergency Food Referral Chart for Grandfamilies and Kinship Families
This three-page resource, created by our subject matter experts at the Food Research & Action Center , is an update of a resource that they previously prepared for our parent organization, Generations United.
Motivated by her lived experience as part of a kinship family, Dr. Angela Tobin founded Kinship Caregivers Connect (KCC) as a graduate student at The Ohio State University.
Child Trends identified and compiled state-level information on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) “child-only” benefit recipients; benefit amounts; and select state policies as they relate to children raised by kin.
In this piece, we aim to provide states with replicable practices and policies to improve access to TANF child-only benefits.
When the school year ends, millions of children lose access to the school breakfasts and lunches they rely on during the school year. Fortunately, the Summer Nutrition Programs are designed to replace school breakfast and lunch and can help lower food costs for families.
The goal of this piece is to provide replicable ideas to others wanting to provide supportive legal assistance to kinship families in their communities.