Navigating the Relationship with Your Adult Child
If you’re a grandparent raising a grandchild, you already have a relationship with a parent of the child–one that can be tough to navigate.
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Caring for a Child Affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
This resource is designed to provide information about how drinking alcohol during pregnancy can affect children. It also provides kin caregivers with tips for raising children who were exposed to alcohol before birth.
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Aging Network Services and Supports for Kin/
Grandfamily Caregivers This fact sheet is for professionals working within the array of government systems and nonprofit organizations that support (or want to support) kinship/grandfamilies. It highlights…
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Connecting with Families in Black and Indigenous Communities
Kin/grandfamily caregivers’ ideas about their roles in protecting and providing for the children in their care depend on their families’ values and cultures.
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Grand Connections for Grandparents
Grand Connections connects kinship/grandfamilies with others who share similar experiences.
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The Grandparents’ Guide: What’s New? What’s the Same?
What's new and what's the same when it comes to caring for infants and toddlers?
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Black Kinship Families and Culturally Appropriate Engagement
This 12-minute video presents a conversation between Karyne Jones, President and CEO of the National Caucus & Center on Black Aging, Inc. (NCBA), and Anita…
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How to Develop a Theory of Change and Logic Model for Your Kinship Navigator Program
This guide, written by Sarah Prendergast of the Urban Institute and Karin Malm of Child Trends, provides kinship navigator program developers and evaluators with instructions…
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Becoming a Grandfamily: First Steps
Assuming the care of a grandchild or other young relative can feel overwhelming. Here are the first steps to think about and where to go for help.
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Making a Difference
This month, we’re spotlighting two kinship programs – one run by an aging agency in Ohio and one led by a child welfare agency in Washington – that make a difference in their communities
