Federal Communications Commission

The District of Columbia Government Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA) is a government agency dedicated to providing a range of services and support to youth, families, and caregivers in Washington, DC. They offer programs such as youth services, safe havens for newborns, child abuse and neglect investigations, and a grandparent program. CFSA is committed to transparency and performance, as demonstrated by their data dashboard and public reporting. CFSA also works with partners to foster or adopt children, provide training for foster parents and social workers, and ensure the safety and well-being of children in the child welfare system. They offer resources for families in need, including background checks, mandated reporter training, and assistance in reconnecting with family members separated in the foster care system. CFSA is dedicated to keeping DC families together and providing the necessary support for children and families in their community.Generated from the website

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is the president's principal adviser on telecommunications and information policy issues. Since its creation in 1978, the agency has been at the cutting edge of critical issues. In addition to representing the executive branch in both domestic and international telecommunications and information policy activities, National Telecommunications and Information Administration also manages the federal use of spectrum, performs cutting-edge telecommunications research and engineering, including resolving technical telecommunications issues for the federal government and private sector and administers infrastructure and public telecommunications facilities grants. The agency s mission is to promote market-based policies, which lower prices to consumers. National Telecommunications and Information Administration is located in Washington, D.C.