Breaking Down Silos to Address Maternal and Infant Mortality: Lessons from the Local Level

Vaccination is the most effective defense against measles, and county leaders can use their voices to encourage uptake of the MMR vaccine.

Counties are positioned to quickly feel the effects of Office of National Drug Control Policy’s new priorities.

The best treatment option for polysubstance use is “contingency management,” which is when someone with substance use disorder is given an incentive, such as money, for not using.

NACo announces the launch of its Childcare Supply Network. This new peer learning network will support local leaders in addressing childcare challenges and co-creating sustainable solutions to strengthen local childcare systems in response to workforce needs. 

San Diego County created a win-win program to fill open staff vacancies and give college students real-world work experience.

Adrianna Segura, a Stanislaus County, Calif. mother of two, was licensed to be a home-based child-care provider, but she didn’t know the first thing about starting a business. She knew how to take care of children, but she wasn’t sure how to file taxes, create contracts or what her rate should be.

Join us for an insightful webinar focusing on child welfare specifically designed for county governments. We will delve into evidence-based practices, informed funding decisions, cost efficiencies, and effective program management. Key areas of discussion will include out-of-home placements, prevention services, and reunification services.