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Department of Children and Family Services

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  1. Hall of Administration

    County Youth Commission committee seeks approval of 2026 youth survey report

    Survey of 1,174 young people found mental health the top advocacy priority, named by 66 percent of respondents.

  2. County children's panel reports decline in foster agency recruitment

    Commission committee says foster family agencies are increasingly left placing youth with complex needs as recruitment falls.

  3. Hall of Administration

    County youth department briefs commission on diversion and reentry programs

    DYD outlined plans for a transitional support program for youth exiting foster care, where 40% experience homelessness.

  4. County homelessness department to brief Youth Commission on youth housing programs

    HSH says current resources serve about 1,000 young adults a year and it is seeking $103 million from philanthropy to reach 10,000 more.

    Board of Supervisors··$103M
  5. Hall of Administration

    County auditor's draft plan proposes 276 contractor reviews in 2026-27

    The Auditor-Controller's contract monitoring arm estimates $11.31 million to check how County contractors spend public funds.

    Board of Supervisors··$11M
  6. County auditors report 98 reviews in 2024-25, warn of funding and staffing gaps

    The Auditor-Controller's Audit Division covered 25 departments and reports a 38% vacancy rate in its annual report.

    Board of Supervisors··$9.3M
  7. Hall of Administration

    Auditor finds DCFS completed two of four purchasing fixes

    Child welfare agency still needs independent reviews of accounting system access and invoice payments, auditor says.

  8. Auditor finds child welfare agency fixed all five computer system weaknesses

    A follow-up review says DCFS added security checklists, training records and written procedures for new computer systems.

  9. Hall of Administration

    County review finds financial weaknesses at foster care provider Hannah's Children's Homes

    The provider reported a $78,079 operational loss for 2024 and filed a late audit report with the state.

    Board of Supervisors··$78K
  10. County review finds unpaid payroll taxes at former foster youth group home provider

    Mindful Growth Foundation, which ran four residential sites for county youth, had its contract end June 30, 2026 after four findings.

  11. Hall of Administration

    County review of Wayfinder foster family agency finds 13 compliance problems

    Two foster homes lacked working carbon monoxide detectors; the agency has agreed to a corrective action plan.

  12. County review of Hermanitos Unidos foster family agency finds 17 compliance problems

    County reviewers found unsafe storage and exit conditions in foster homes and late service plans for six children and young adults.

  13. Hall of Administration

    County review finds 15 compliance issues at Optimist Youth Homes housing program

    Staff training gaps, a late incident report and missing paperwork were found at the transitional housing provider for former foster youth.

  14. County review finds 23 compliance problems at Walden housing program for former foster youth

    The contractor agreed with the findings and submitted a corrective action plan, county child welfare officials say.

  15. Hall of Administration

    County review finds accounting weakness at Koinonia Foster Homes

    A county financial review of the foster care contractor flagged a material weakness in its 2024 audited financial statements.

  16. County review finds federal grant reporting gap at Korean American Family Services

    The nonprofit left pass-through agency details off its federal awards schedule and says it has fixed the process.