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C. 20201 Last modified on 2025-12-03 07:00:13 Strengthening America’s Families through Strategic Focus The American people have entrusted ACF with significant resources to support vulnerable populations across our nation. This new strategic alignment initiative will coordinate our efforts across all programs to maximize impact.
This approach allows ACF to concentrate funding on proven interventions, address complex human services challenges holistically, and achieve measurable results for children and families in communities throughout America. At ACF, we recognize that vulnerable individuals need paths to economic independence and stronger family units.
In alignment with the Make America Healthy Again vision, we embrace the fundamental principle that the best economic program is a job, and the best social program is a family. Consistent with our vision, ACF is sharpening its focus on improving outcomes in child welfare, strengthening family formation, and enhancing early childhood education.
We are prioritizing work as the primary pathway to self-sufficiency, recognizing that employment not only provides income but instills dignity, responsibility, and opportunity for American families.
We will expand support for proven practices and newly designed programs that promote marriage and family formation, recognizing the critical role of fathers and the importance of two-parent households in fostering economic and social well-being. To ensure accountability to taxpayers, ACF is enhancing its oversight mechanisms and reinforcing fiscal responsibility across all programs.
Each ACF office will evaluate funding allocations through the lens of our strategic objectives. In an environment where worthy activities exceed available funding, this review process is increasingly vital to ensure we make new investments consistent with our priorities and ensure we are paying for real results.
ACF will empower its programs to make funding decisions that reflect our core priorities: promoting quality early learning environments and improved child outcomes, promoting work and self-sufficiency, supporting family formation, ensuring efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and emphasizing personal responsibility.
By establishing clear priorities that align with HHS’ vision for a healthy America, we demonstrate to the American public our serious commitment to earning their trust and investing strategically in our nation's future prosperity.
Children, youth, families, individuals and communities who are resilient, safe, healthy, and economically secure To foster health and well-being by providing federal leadership, partnership and resources for the compassionate and effective delivery of human services - Family & Community First…by strengthening families, empowering parents, and partnering with communities — including faith-based organizations—for the effective delivery of human services - Personal Responsibility & Work…by supporting pathways to employment, self-sufficiency, and long-term well-being - Federalism & Local Leadership…through partnership with states, territories, and Tribes; reducing administrative burdens; and avoiding one-size-fits-all approaches so decisions can be made closest to the people we serve - Program Integrity & Rule of Law…by protecting eligibility, preventing waste, fraud, and abuse, and faithfully administering programs consistent with statute and congressional intent - Results & Evidence…by focusing on outcomes that matter for children and families, using data and proven practices to improve performance and discontinue what doesn’t work - Fiscal Stewardship…of taxpayer resources, prioritizing high-impact investments, living within budgets, and demanding transparency in costs and results - Collaboration & Accountability…working across ACF and with partners in good faith, communicating clearly, owning our commitments, and being answerable for our actions as public servants Administration for Children and Families is a part of : U.S. Department of Health and Human Services The following sponsors are parts of Administration for Children and Families : Family and Youth Services Bureau Administration for Native Americans Office of Community Services Office of Child Support Enforcement Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation Office of Refugee Resettlement Administration on Children, Youth and Families Office of Family Assistance Office on Trafficking in Persons Office of Regional Operations Office of Family Violence Prevention and Services Office of Human Services Emergency Preparedness and Response Most Recent Grants from This Sponsors National Resource Centers **Funding Opportunity Number:** HHS-2026-ACF-OFVPS-EV-0010 **Category of Funding Activity:**...
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