Child and Family Services

Federal Title IV-E funding supports approved evidence-based prevention services to strengthen and stabilize children and families so children can stay in their family homes safely.

Families of all kinds adopt children from newborns to teenagers, of every race and ethnicity and from many countries around the world.

Resources relating to Medicaid, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Voucher, and updates from HHS on Autism services.

Helping income-eligible families pay for child care while they work or attend school or training.

Protecting the health and welfare of children by encouraging the reporting of children who are known to be or suspected of being abused or neglected.

Services for children whose behaviors include truancy from school, possessing/using tobacco and related products, disobeying parents, or running away

Working with parents, employers, and other partners to help ensure children receive court-ordered financial and medical support.

Helping children realize their potential through quality early childhood experiences, supporting the state's workforce needs...

Twenty-four-hour out-of-home care for children whose parents are unable to provide for their children's needs.

Support for caregivers who provide care and protection when a child cannot remain in their home.

Promoting economic self-sufficiency for refugees entering the state within the shortest time possible, contributing to the...

Supporting young parents by helping pay a portion of their child care and transportation...

North Dakota's Children's Cabinet was created by 2019 Senate Bill No. 2313 to assess, guide and coordinate care for children across North Dakota branches of government and tribal nations.

Find information and links to financial help and other human services, parenting information, maternal and childbirth life services, care centers and agencies, and other available resources for expectant families and new parents.

Residential Treatment