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Partnering to Reduce Substance Use and Child Maltreatment: 2014 Regional Partnership Grants Final Report

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  • Debra A. Strong
  • Alyson Burnett
  • Patricia Del Grosso
  • Mathew Stange

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This report summarizes the cross-site evaluation findings of the third cohort of Regional Partnership Grant projects (RPG3) that were funded by the Children’s Bureau in 2014. This final report describe the caseloads, partnerships, services, implementation, and family outcomes for the RPG3 projects.

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  • Debra A. Strong & Alyson Burnett & Patricia Del Grosso & Mathew Stange, "undated". "Partnering to Reduce Substance Use and Child Maltreatment: 2014 Regional Partnership Grants Final Report," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 124298087de0448caf08cbf1f, Mathematica Policy Research.
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