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National Resource Center for Diligent Recruitment
AdoptUSKids Respite Program
- Year-Two Respite Grantees
- Year-Three Respite Grantees
- Year-Four Respite Grantees
- Year-Five Respite Grantees
Diligent Recruitment Grantees
- Bridge to the Future
- Partners for Forever Families
- Roots & Wings
- Denver's Village
- A Parent for Every Child
- Extreme Recruitment
- Project MATCH
- Permanent Families Recruitment Project
- Permanent Families & Lasting Connections
- Recruitment and Kin Connection Project
- Diligent Recruitment of Families for Children in Foster Care
- I-CARE 365
- Diligent Recruitment and Retention Grant
- Step Up! Diligent Recruitment Project
- Texas Permanency and Family Resource Development Model
Recruitment and Kin Connection Project
The Recruitment and Kin Connection Project is a 2010 diligent recruitment project administered by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services in Chicago, Illinois. The target population includes:
- Children entering the child welfare system for the first time with at least one child who is 11 years old
- Youth 14 and older with a goal of long term foster care or independence who are getting ready to exit the system and have no stable family connections
The purpose of the project is to improve permanency outcomes for children in Illinois, facilitate active concurrent planning activities, and improve system response to permanency.
