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Service Development in the AECF Mental Health Initiative for Urban Children

Final Evaluation Report

This evaluation of a past Casey demonstration project examines mental health delivery to high poverty inner-city kids. This distinctively different venture hitting governance, service delivery and policies/procedures included many types of kids, focused on prevention, tapped community-based delivery settings and involved parents.

Family to Family: Lessons Learned

Tools for Rebuilding Foster Care

This report summarizes the lessons learned by the Casey Foundation in its implemetation of a reformed foster care strategy in which child welfare agencies work with families and communities to ensure child placements close to home.

A Path Forward for Camden

This report examines the current state of Camden, New Jersey at the time of this report and the story behind its downfall. It also outlines critical next steps for jumpstarting the city’s recovery and must-have components of a potential turnaround plan.

Adult Communication and Teen Sex

Changing a Community

Between 1993 and 1998, the Annie E. Casey Foundation rolled out a pregnancy prevention initiative called Plain Talk in five low-income urban neighborhoods. This report utilizes survey results to discuss what worked well and what didn’t during the program’s implementation.

Casey Connects: Summer 2001

Initiative Aims to Ease the Pain of Transition From Foster Care

This issue of Casey Connects spotlights transitions. It unveils three new Foundation initiatives breaking fresh ground and highlights the racially impactful, Oscar-nominated film Legacy, revealing a family’s transformation in ghetto Chicago after the murder of their shining star son.

Family Circles, Sharing Our Experiences

Engaging Residents in Family-Strengthening Efforts

This paper describes using study circles to engage residents in three Making Connections initiative neighborhoods.

Members of the 2001 Children and Family Fellowship

Ten leaders from across the country have been named to the 2001 class of the Children and Family Fellowship.

Replicating Detention Reform

Lessons from the Florida Detention Initiative

This report compares two reform initiatives with nearly identical objectives yet drastically different final chapters. Readers will learn how officials successfully reduced local detention center populations and why a similar statewide effort failed just years later. Replicating Detention Reform is the 12th installment in a series devoted to identifying more effective, efficient alternatives to juvenile detention.

Casey Connects: Spring 2001

Sharing Strategies for Using Data in Making Connections

This issue of Casey Connects features three distinctive conferences highlighting Making Connections and the ever-expanding network of critical Casey partnerships.

Has the Jury Reached a Verdict?

States’ Early Experiences with Crowd Out under SCHIP

This report shares results of a study that asked if states were concerned about crowd out under the State Children’s Health Insurance Program and, if so, how they were addressing these concerns. To complete this study, researchers conducted site visits and telephone interviews with representatives in 18 states.