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2019 Analysis of Monroe County Budget
March 7, 2019
In this report, we provide commendations for several allocations in Monroe County’s 2019 Adopted Budget and priority recommendations for further action in 2019.
Our Monroe County Reports
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A Cal-Mum Case Study: County Lines and Child Care Costs
November 1, 2018
Imagine two families who live a half an hour southwest of Rochester, NY. Jessica and Christopher Smith live with their two young children in the Village of Caledonia, in the northwest corner of Livingston County, while Jessica’s sister Ashley and her husband Joshua Miller are less than 2 miles away with their two young children in Mumford, part of the Town of Wheatland in Monroe County. All four parents are in their late twenties, graduates of Caledonia-Mumford High School, and have decided to live in that community to be close to one another and near friends and family. Each family has 1 and 3 year old children, and when their kids reach school-age, they’ll attend Caledonia-Mumford schools, just like their parents.
2018 Valuing Early Childhood Developmental Services
April 5, 2018
The purpose of the analysis is to determine whether current reimbursement rates are sufficient to attract a large enough workforce to meet the needs of children exhibiting developmental concerns.
Child & Family Services Plan Comments 2018 – 2023
April 2, 2018
The Children’s Agenda applauds Monroe County’s Department of Human Services for the time and thought that County staff put into developing the 2018-2023 Child & Family Services Plan.
2018 Analysis of Monroe County Budget
March 1, 2018
In this report, we provide recommendations and commendations for the County and important findings from our review of the 2018 Proposed budget.
2017 Policy Brief: Evidence-Based Strategies to Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect
November 15, 2017
Child maltreatment is a common problem with devastating and long-lasting consequences. The current status of child welfare in Monroe County is particularly worrisome due to the high rate of children living in poverty, the high rate of children born to unwed mothers, and the low high school graduation rates in addition to a current shortage of CPS workers.
