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Two nonprofits have dropped out of Philly’s child welfare system. The disruption will cost the city $66M.

The Philadelphia Inquirer | T Gralish
The Philadelphia Inquirer | T Gralish

Turning Points for Children managed four of the 10 regions until deciding in late 2022 to leave the program. Tabor Community Partners, which had one of the regions, in Northwest Philadelphia, is now transitioning out of the CUA network as well after informing the city in January that it will not be renewing their agreement.

Posted in: News on 06/15/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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