The Oklahoma Department of Human Services awarded YoungWilliams a contract to deliver child support services for Haskell and Pittsburg Counties in McAlester, Oklahoma starting February 1, 2011.
On July 1, 2010, YoungWilliams commenced its second consecutive contract with the State of Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services (SRS) for provision of child support enforcement services in the southeastern region of the State.
Union County North Carolina Awards Contract to YoungWilliams
The Union County Commissioners recently selected YoungWilliams to operate the County’s Child Support Program through a competitive bidding process. Union County is one of the counties impacted by recent state legislation that mandated county governments assume responsibility for operating local child support programs.
Nebraska Awards Call Center Rebid to YoungWilliams
YoungWilliams Operations President, Bob Johnson, announced that Nebraska has again chosen YoungWilliams to operate its statewide Child Support Customer Service Call Center. The new contract begins August 1, 2010.
Northeastern North Carolina Counties Select YoungWilliams
Recent North Carolina legislation shifted responsibilities for operating local child support enforcement programs from the State to the counties. As a result, the nine counties chose to band together to hire a private vendor.
The Tennessee Department of Human Services (TN DHS) awarded YoungWilliams a five-year contract to provide child support services for approximately 5,500 cases in the 27th Judicial District covering Obion and Weakley Counties in West Tennessee. YoungWilliams will begin delivering services on January 1, 2010.
The State of Mississippi has selected YoungWilliams to provide services for 30,000 child support cases in 13 counties, and implement a statewide customer service call center. The contract, with renewals, is for four years.
Hawaii Hires YoungWilliams for Customer Service Training
The Hawaii Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA), Office of the Attorney General, recently awarded a contract to YoungWilliams to provide customer service training to its two hundred employees.
The National Child Support Enforcement Association’s Spring 2009 news magazine, Child Support Quarterly, features an article written by YoungWilliams’ Wyoming Paternity Program Specialist, Janice Haldi.
