The Children's Bureau

The Children's Bureau is a United States government agency established in 1912 that focuses on improving the welfare of children and families. Its mission includes protecting children from abuse and neglect, promoting safe and stable families, and supporting programs that encourage child development. The Bureau plays a key role in shaping policies, collecting data, and providing resources to help states and communities address issues affecting children, such as foster care, adoption, and childhood poverty. By working with various stakeholders, the Bureau aims to ensure that all children have the opportunity to grow up healthy, happy, and safe.