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Most Children in Foster Care Did Not Receive Credit Checks and Assistance

Many States Lack Information To Monitor Maltreatment in Residential Facilities for Children in Foster Care

Medicaid Enrollees May Not Be Screened for Intimate Partner Violence Because of Challenges Reported by Primary Care Clinicians

ACF Has Enhanced Some Cybersecurity Controls Over the Unaccompanied Children Portal and Data But Improvements Are Needed

Administration for Children and Families Data Hosted in Certain Cloud Information Systems May Be at a High Risk of Compromise

Issue Brief: Insights from OIG’s Work on the Office of Refugee Resettlement’s Efforts to Care for Unaccompanied Children

Gaps in Sponsor Screening and Followup Raise Safety Concerns for Unaccompanied Children

California Did Not Comply With Requirements for Documenting Psychotropic and Opioid Medications Prescribed for Children in Foster Care

Kentucky Experienced Challenges in Meeting Federal and State Foster Care Program Requirements During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Risk Assessment of the Administration for Children and Families' Purchase Card Program for Fiscal Year 2021

Risk Assessment of the Administration for Children and Families' Travel Card Program for Fiscal Year 2021

Widespread Pandemic Disruption Spurred Innovation to State Paternity Establishment Practices

Florida Did Not Comply With Requirements for Documenting Psychotropic and Opioid Medications Prescribed for Children in Foster Care

Alaska Experienced Challenges in Meeting Federal and State Foster Care Program Requirements During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Office of Refugee Resettlement Needs To Improve Its Oversight Related to the Placement and Transfer of Unaccompanied Children

State Agencies Can Improve Their Reporting of Children Missing From Foster Care to Law Enforcement for Entry Into the National Crime Information Center Database as Required by Federal Statute

The Office of Refugee Resettlement Needs To Improve Its Practices for Background Checks During Influxes

Maryland's Child Support Administration Generally Claimed Administrative Costs That Were Allowable and Allocable

State Agencies Did Not Always Ensure That Children Missing From Foster Care Were Reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Accordance With Federal Requirements

Michigan Did Not Comply With Requirements for Documenting Psychotropic and Opioid Medications Prescribed for Children in Foster Care

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