Non-custodial parents support their children emotionally and financially. Falling behind on child support can have consequences that affect employment and family stability.
A unique challenge requires a unique solution.
Consider this: “The family poverty rate for children of non-custodial fathers was 2.4 times higher than the comparable rate for children of custodial fathers.” (Source: Institute for Family Studies).
Child support liaisons connect clients to essential resources, employment programs, and job opportunities. They also advocate for clients when talking to child support agencies.
Join us for a conversation with Child Support Liaisons, Dawn Kroening and Laura Zoul, to learn how we can better help non-custodial parents find stable employment and get back on track.
