Chapin Hall (institute)

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Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago is a policy research institution at the University of Chicago that focuses on child welfare and family well-being.^[1] Chapin Hall is funded through social service systems,^[2] foundations,^[3] and non-profit organizations.^[4] The organization's focus areas include child welfare and foster care systems, youth homelessness,^[5] and community capacity to support children, youth, and families (including early childhood initiatives, home visitation and maltreatment prevention, juvenile justice, and school systems).^[6] Chapin Hall is an affiliated research center of the University of Chicago.^[1]