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Serving Child Welfare Families with Substance Abuse Issues: Grantees' Use of Evidence-Based Practices and the Extent of Evidence

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  • Debra A. Strong
  • Sarah A. Avellar
  • Caroline Massad Francis
  • Megan Hague Angus
  • Andrea Mraz Esposito

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Mathematica is designing and conducting a cross-site evaluation of the Congressionally authorized Regional Partnership Grants (RPG) program funded by the Children’s Bureau, and providing evaluation technical assistance to the partnerships to conduct their own independent evaluations.

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  • Debra A. Strong & Sarah A. Avellar & Caroline Massad Francis & Megan Hague Angus & Andrea Mraz Esposito, "undated". "Serving Child Welfare Families with Substance Abuse Issues: Grantees' Use of Evidence-Based Practices and the Extent of Evidence," Mathematica Policy Research Reports db654cbf07ec49d5b0d8a5a11, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:db654cbf07ec49d5b0d8a5a11908e6c2
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    children; substance abuse; regional partnership grants; evidence-based; health; child welfare;
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