Rethinking Public Policy Towards Low-Income Fathers in the Child Support Program.

The article discusses the answers on questions posed regarding public policy toward fathers with low income in the child support program. It states that the federal government must aim for additional funding to programs designed for the employment of low-income fathers in the child support programs that would increase employment and decrease poverty among low-earning fathers and their children. It notes that making programs mandatory and voluntary will be beneficial to low-earning fathers in the child support program. It mentions that said programs may include services like case management, employment-oriented services, and training opportunities. It also suggests including financial incentives in any program to make positive results.