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Building an Integrated Services Model

December 5, 2003

This report shows how peer technical assistance — sharing knowledge and outside innovations — can help communities strengthen families.

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Beyond the Boundaries

November 1, 2003

This document outlines the Faith Communities and Urban Families Project and summarizes efforts from four communities involved in the work.

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Improving Outcomes for Children with Special Needs

November 1, 2003

This report looks at what kids with disabilities in Rhode Island need — and the impact on families when systems of care don’t meet those needs.

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Education Policy and the Jobs Initiative: Part Three

October 27, 2003

This brief — part of a series — shares Jobs Initiative results and what they mean for public policy, including Higher Ed Act reauthorization.

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Policy Matters: Setting and Measuring Benchmarks for State Policies

October 26, 2003

This paper shares policy ideas to improve health for low-income families and kids and offers benchmarks to assess state policies and programs.

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Casey Connects: Fall 2003

September 23, 2003

This issue shows how Casey supports immigrant families, promotes engagement and explores policy impacts on foundations and their grantees.

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Resident Engagement and Leadership to Improve Results

August 18, 2003

This toolkit features case studies from six countries highlighting resident-driven change strategies that can be adapted to other communities.

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Community Investments for Family Economic Success

August 11, 2003

This report offers an overview of tools and strategies to spark new or improved housing, retail and infrastructure investment in low-income communities.

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Assessing the KIDS COUNT Composite Index

August 11, 2003

Researchers ask if the 10-item KIDS COUNT Index is an effective gauge of child well-being. Read about their findings.

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