Youth Law Center’s TAY Practice Exchange is a free practice support network for civil legal advocates across California that convenes […]
All youth in foster care are eligible for Medi-Cal, but not all youth in foster care are enrolled in a
This fact sheet provides an overview of presumptive transfer of Medi-Cal in the circumstance in which youth in foster care
Medi-Cal for Foster Youth & Presumptive Transfer: Basic Requirements and Applicability View More
This report reflects on the first year since the closure of the Warren E. Thornton (WET) Youth Center in Sacramento
Through California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM), the Department of Health Care Services is reforming Medi-Cal to provide more streamlined,
CalAIM Behavioral Health Services for Systems-Involved Youth View More
This set of resources provides an overview of Medi-Cal beneficiaries’ due process rights for accessing mental health services, as well
Medi-Cal Due Process for Mental Health Services View More
This resource walks through several frequently asked questions common among families who have adopted children out of the foster care system and
This publication provides an update on funding that the state has made available to county child welfare agencies and probation
No child should remain in custody due to the lack of a reentry plan. Now more than ever, the juvenile
Youth Returning to the Community from Juvenile Justice Facilities: A Guide for Advocates View More
This Youth Law Center report describes the benefits of extracurricular participation for youth, families, and communities; highlights the legal and
Letter from Jennifer Rodriguez to Commissioner Sanders appearing as an appendix to final report of CECAMF
Letter from Jennifer Rodriguez to Commissioner Sanders View More
Key Findings and Recommendations of the report: Within Our Reach: A National Strategy to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities
