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Long Beach City College Foster Youth Program Development and Evaluation
About 4,000 foster youth age out of California’s foster care system each year, and in Los Angeles County only 3% of foster youth go on to graduate from college. To address this, Long Beach City College is working to develop a comprehensive support program for former foster youth on campus. We're delighted to be assisting, providing consultation and evaluation services. Read More
Evaluation of the Summit County STARS Program
Working with the Ohio Summit County Collaborative on Trauma, Alcohol & Other Drug, & Resiliency (STARS) partners and the Family Reunification through Recovery Court (FRRC), we’re evaluating the impact of joint efforts to promote recovery and improve safety, permanency and well-being for children whose families have been impacted by substance use. Read More
iFoster Mobile App Development
Working with the Vermont Child Welfare Training Partnership, we’re helping to develop a smartphone app to supplement a 12-week in-person trauma-informed training for child welfare resource parents. Read More
Program Reviews of Oregon’s Independent Living Programs
Working with the Oregon Department of Human Services, we’re conducting program reviews of Oregon’s Independent Living Programs (ILP) that assist youth who are aging out of the child welfare foster care system to gain the skills they need to achieve independence. Read More
Evaluation of Colorado’s IV-E Waiver Demonstration
Working with the Colorado Department of Human Services, and Colorado counties, we’ve been evaluating the effects of flexible funding through the Title IV-E Waiver demonstration. The Waiver allows the state to use federal IV-E funds flexibly to protect children, to increase permanency, and to decrease the use of congregate care. Read More
Evaluation of Ohio’s IV-E Waiver Demonstration
Working with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, we’ve been evaluating the effects of flexible funding through the ProtectOHIO Title IV-E Waiver demonstration—providing evidence toward the use of innovative child welfare programs that aim to improve child and family outcomes. Read More