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Report on Implementation and Evaluation of the Early Head Start/Child Welfare Services Initiative in Year Three, Revised March 2, 2007
By James Bell Associates, Inc. , Eds.
March 2, 2007

Summary: This report analyzes the long-term goals of the 24 projects funded through the Early Head Start/Child Welfare Services (EHS/CWS) initiative. The long-term goals of the 24 projects funded under this initiative are to improve the safety, permanency, and well being of children. Half of the EHS/CWS grantees are implementing a mixed program model whereby both center-based and home-based services are provided to CWS children. The report addresses program implementation activities, changes to collaborative partnerships, lessons learned, and outcomes reported by the grantees in their sixth semi-annual progress reports covering activities from January through June 2006. Findings suggest that all EHS/CWS projects are fully operational, with functional organizational goals, policies, and procedures in place to guide program implementation.

Index Terms: Child Welfare, Early Childhood Intervention, Evaluation, Partnerships, Studies, Demographics, Home Visits, Outcomes, Parent Education, Services, Early Head Start (EHS)

Publication Type: Reports (Research/technical)

Pages: 52 pages
Language: English

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James Bell Associates, Inc.
1001 19th Street, North, Suite 1500
Arlington, Virginia 22209
800-546-3230
FAX: 703-243-3017
info@jbassoc.com
http://www.jbassoc.com/

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