Child Support Strategic Framework

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The Minnesota Child Support Division needs your input!

County child support agencies and Minnesota's Child Support Division help children get the support they deserve by working with parents, caregivers, employers, government agencies and other states. In 2023, Minnesota's child support program provided services to 292,245 parents and 206,649 children through nearly 1,400 county and state employees and collected $513.4 million.

Minnesota's child support program is completing a strategic framework to guide its direction over the next few years.

This input opportunity page is designed for:

  • Parents and caregivers receiving child support
  • Parents and caregivers paying child support
  • Community organizations working with parents or children in the child support program
  • Family law attorneys
  • Employers collecting income withholding for child support
  • People interested in child support, but who may not be involved in the program

Background

Between 2022 and 2023, the Child Support Division at the Minnesota Department of Human Services compiled feedback from more than 2,000 child support participants via survey and focus group, analyzed data generated from the program and local and national research. In early 2024, the division hired the Management Analysis Division to serve as a consultant to complete a framework to guide future work.

A draft Trends and Perspectives document captures themes and perspectives. This, along with feedback from participants like you and child support professionals is guiding the development of the plan.

Survey and location

Please take the survey below to provide input on a draft of the program's vision, mission and values and identify the biggest changes the program can make in the future. The survey, which is open until June 7, requires registration to participate.


The Minnesota Child Support Division needs your input!

County child support agencies and Minnesota's Child Support Division help children get the support they deserve by working with parents, caregivers, employers, government agencies and other states. In 2023, Minnesota's child support program provided services to 292,245 parents and 206,649 children through nearly 1,400 county and state employees and collected $513.4 million.

Minnesota's child support program is completing a strategic framework to guide its direction over the next few years.

This input opportunity page is designed for:

  • Parents and caregivers receiving child support
  • Parents and caregivers paying child support
  • Community organizations working with parents or children in the child support program
  • Family law attorneys
  • Employers collecting income withholding for child support
  • People interested in child support, but who may not be involved in the program

Background

Between 2022 and 2023, the Child Support Division at the Minnesota Department of Human Services compiled feedback from more than 2,000 child support participants via survey and focus group, analyzed data generated from the program and local and national research. In early 2024, the division hired the Management Analysis Division to serve as a consultant to complete a framework to guide future work.

A draft Trends and Perspectives document captures themes and perspectives. This, along with feedback from participants like you and child support professionals is guiding the development of the plan.

Survey and location

Please take the survey below to provide input on a draft of the program's vision, mission and values and identify the biggest changes the program can make in the future. The survey, which is open until June 7, requires registration to participate.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Child Support Strategic Planning Survey

    Please review the draft mission, vision, and values statements below and take a short four-question survey to provide feedback on the drafts and suggest ways the child support program can improve. This survey closes at 11:59 p.m. June 7.

    Draft Vision

    All children in Minnesota’s child support program have the economic support they need to thrive.

    Draft Mission

    The Minnesota child support program, in collaboration with federal, Tribal and county partners, delivers an effective family-centered approach to ensuring the financial stability of children.

    Draft Values  

    • Families: We believe in supporting the well-being of entire families by intentionally working with all family members in their lives together, regardless of their familial structure.
    • Collaboration: We collaborate effectively with our partners to ensure participant and program success.
    • Equity: We work to embed and advance equity at all levels of the program.
    • Quality Experience: We aim to consistently deliver a high-quality, responsive, and empathetic experience to program participants.
    • Our People: We support and invest in our staff.



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Page last updated: 26 Aug 2024, 08:19 AM