Understanding Kinship Navigator Programs
Raising a grandchild or loved one when they cannot safely live at home can be overwhelming and challenging. The good news is that programs are available in most states, designed to support families like yours.
Kinship Navigator Programs are a social services program that connects families to their communities’ supports, services, and resources. They help families determine what other programs and services they qualify to receive. The Kinship Navigator programs create robust connections between private, public, non-profit, and governmental organizations to keep services current and relevant. State governments typically set up the programs through the Family First Prevention Services Act. However, they may also network with county offices or non-governmental agencies through granted funds. Families raising grandchildren, cousins, or other loved ones may often be available for support and resources through their state’s Kinship Navigator Program.
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