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05/15/2009
The Fostering Connections Act: Building Supportive Pathways for Older Youth
Contact: Jody Grutza
Social, Economic & Workforce Development Division

DNA
Webcast
The Fostering Connections Act: Building Supportive Pathways for Older Youth
Friday, May 15th | 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET

The National Governors Association Center for Best Practices announced the third webcast related to the Fostering Connections Act (first webcast | second webcast).

The Fostering Connections Act includes several provisions that provide opportunities for states to build supportive pathways for older youth in and transitioning out of care. This webcast will highlight two states, Connecticut and Massachusetts, that have developed a strategic approach to implementing the Fostering Connections Act to support youth. These states also have long standing programs already in place that support older youth and align with the Fostering Connections Act. They will be sharing their expertise and experience with the audience.

This webcast featured:

  • Donna Cambria, Superintendent of Schools, Connecticut Department of Children and Families
  • Angelo McClain, Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Children and Families
  • Maureen Messeder, Director, Adolescent Services, Massachusetts Department of Children and Families
  • Brett Rayford, Bureau Chief, Connecticut Department of Children and Families Bureau of Adolescent and Transitional Services

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