Serving Child Welfare Families with Substance Abuse Issues: Grantees' Use of Evidence-Based Practices and the Extent of Evidence

Debra A. Strong, Sarah A. Avellar, Caroline Massad Francis, Megan Hague Angus and Andrea Mraz Esposito

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Abstract: Mathematica is designing and conducting a cross-site evaluation of the Congressionally authorized Regional Partnership Grants (RPG) program funded by the Children’s Bureau, and providing evaluation technical assistance to the partnerships to conduct their own independent evaluations.

Keywords: children; substance abuse; regional partnership grants; evidence-based; health; child welfare (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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