Children in court need lawyers of their own. We’re working to make sure they have them.
From babies to young adults, youth in court should be seen, heard, and represented.
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- Alaska Foster Youth Get More Input in their Cases
- Counsel for Kids Campaign Update – Spring 2022
- Chelsea Peters: Improving child welfare in Maine: National best practices are a great place to start
- Child Advocates’ program provides model for direct representation in Indiana
In 14 states, the one person at the center of a child welfare case is also the one person who doesn’t get their own lawyer. Does your state guarantee counsel for kids?