Healthy Housing
It’s Time for Healthier and Safer Housing for all DC Residents When a child lives in unhealthy housing, they are more likely to end up…
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It’s Time for Healthier and Safer Housing for all DC Residents When a child lives in unhealthy housing, they are more likely to end up…
Resource Testimonies/Comments
Many of the children Children’s Law Center serves receive special education services. Because of this work, we have consistently provided suggestions to the Office of the State…
News Healthy Housing
DCRA has hired hundreds of new “inspectors” in recent months, but they’re not full-tme employees—they’re contracted workers that the agency’s head has described as Uber…
News Healthy Housing
Currently, DC housing inspectors aren’t trained to spot mold and can’t fine landlords when they neglect to address it – even though indoor mold can cause serious…
News Family
November 16 was a joyous occasion at the H. Carl Moultrie Courthouse as the D.C. Superior Court and the D.C. Child and Family Services Agency…
Resource Testimonies/Comments
Children’s Law Center testified in support of B23-407, the Lead Hazard Prevention and Elimination Amendment Act of 2019. Through our Healthy Together program, Children’s Law Center…
Family
This year, at our Helping Children Soar Annual Benefit, guests met Keisha -- a young woman who found herself in a new city following Hurricane Katrina.
CLC Executive Director Judith Sandalow spoke with Joanie Greve of The Guardian about a new study that shines a light on the wealth disparities in…
Years in the making, Children’s Law Center is announcing something ground-breaking. Thanks to an innovative partnership with AmeriHealth Caritas District of Columbia, we are piloting…
Behavioral Health
“No matter what you’ve been through, as long as you stay focused and you believe in yourself, you can overcome it.” That’s the advice that 20-year-old Michelle gives kids like her who are growing up in foster care today.