Many public and private partners play an important role in helping parents meet the financial and emotional needs of their children.
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Domestic Violence
The local programs promote safe access to child support for victims of domestic violence.
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Employers
Employers are the program’s major partners and withhold the largest portion of child support payments
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Employment Programs
Learn about resources available for child support agencies interested in implementing or enhancing a noncustodial parent employment program.
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Fatherhood
Child support programs work directly with fathers and are uniquely positioned to connect them to fatherhood-related programs and services.
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Incarcerated Groups / Reentry
Child support programs work with correctional institutions to help parents who are incarcerated or about to be released.
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Military & Veterans
Child support programs help families respond to circumstances as a result of military service. We work with the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Bar Association on issues that impact veterans.