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Role of State Faith Community Liaisons in Charitable Choice Implementation. Education of FBCOs about Charitable Choice
As part of their work to ensure effective public partnerships with FBCOs, most FCLs provided at least some formal guidance to their own would-be grantees or other organizations regarding both FBOs and public agencies opportunities and requirements under Charitable Choice (see Table IV.1 ). By definition, FBOs are the private organizations most d...
Role of Religiosity in the Lives of the Low-Income Population: A Comprehensive Review of the Evidence. Findings about Religiosity and Parenting Outcomes
Table 3-1 presents the findings that mainly address the questions of whether religiosity is related to parenting outcomes in the low-income population and to what extent religiosity, independent of other factors , drives associations found in the research....
Frequently Asked Questions About Child-Only Cases
Frequently Asked Questions About Child-Only Cases...
Oklahoma Marriage Initiative (OMI): Using Research to Guide the Development of an Evolving Statewide Initiative. Disseminating Information About Marriage to the General Public
OMI leadership considers research to be useful not just for informing development, assessing progress, and understanding impacts, but also for educating the public about relationships and marriage. The RAG has engaged in developing practical information about marriage and divorce derived, in part, from its statewide baseline survey, for distribut...
Use of TANF Work-Oriented Sanctions in Illinois, New Jersey, and South Carolina. Informing Clients About Work Requirements and Sanctions
Sanctions are intended to encourage recipients who otherwise might not be inclined toward work or program participation to participate in work activities. Accordingly, clients must know what is expected of them and understand the associated consequences. In addition, they must believe that sanctions will be enforced and recognize that adverse eff...
Evaluation of Family Preservation and Reunification Programs: Final Report - Volume One. 3.4.3 Workers' Major Concerns About the Study
Throughout the course of data collection, meetings were held with supervisory and casework staff at the public agency and at the family preservation program. Initially group meetings were held to explain study procedures and identify staff concerns. Subsequent meetings were held to try to allay workers' worries and keep communication open. The st...
Family Members' Views: What is Quality in Assisted Living Facilities Providing Care to People with Dementia?. 3.2 What Family Members Say About Quality
In this section, we present the specific results of the focus group discussions on the meaning of quality in assisted living. We have grouped these into four major topic areas: (1) facility staff; (2) services; (3) environmental features; and (4) more general facility operational policies and practices.
3.2.1 Facility Staffing...
Toward Understanding Homelessness: The 2007 National Symposium on Homelessness Research. People Who Experience Long-Term Homelessness: Characteristics and Interventions. Better Information About How to Prevent Chronic Homelessness
A greater understanding of the role of family dynamics in the genesis of housing loss among people with mental illness or other disabilities that increase vulnerability could inform whether interventions addressing the family unit could prevent the onset of homelessness, or prevent future adult homelessness among children living in high-risk fami...