With over 20 years of professional experience, I have conducted extensive research and advocated effectively for myself and others within the Title IV-D Child Support program.
Since 2006, Kenya has promoted its Title IV-D program, evolving from an initiative to raise awareness of welfare recovery into a recognized movement for child support reform.
For over a decade, Kenya has stood as a beacon of hope for parents, empowering them to reclaim their rights and find justice in the complex world of child support and family court.
Empowerment
Are non-custodial parents eligible for financial support upon the death of their child?
With companies like YoungWilliams and Maximus profiting, concerns about aggressive collection tactics and civil liberties arise. Are we prioritizing profits over children’s well-being?
The government is presenting a ‘Family First’ agenda by marketing to women and moms-to-be. However, in order to receive assistance from the government, they want something in return. Nothing comes free from Uncle Sam.
Kenya N Rahmaan is an author and advocate dedicated to social justice issues that affect children and families. With years of experience in this field, she works tirelessly to shed light on the welfare recovery system tied to child support under Title IV-D. Her journey has been fueled by a passion for education and empowerment, driving her commitment to change.
Kenya combines her writing skills with her advocacy work to raise awareness and create meaningful dialogues around essential social issues. She’s devoted her life to fighting for families who face challenges within the system, making her a valuable voice in the community.
Local Stories · July 26, 2022
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