Foundations for Innovation: How Three Human Services Programs Laid the Groundwork for Sustainable Change

Brittany English, Scott Baumgartner and Annalisa Mastri

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Abstract: This practice brief introduces three foundations for innovation human services agencies can adopt to better serve children and families in an environment that has become more complex and challenging.

Keywords: innovation; human services; TANF; children; families; technical assistance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 6
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