The Supporting Evidence Building in Child Welfare Project, a five-year project of the Urban Institute, to support the Administration for Children and Families, is increasing the number of evidence-supported interventions for the child welfare population by conducting rigorous evaluations and supporting the field in moving toward rigorous evaluation. The project focuses on evaluating interventions that already have some evidence of effectiveness and are currently operating or those that will be in the near future. The goal is to increase the number of interventions that are considered by the field to be supported by evidence. The project is inviting child welfare agencies and others to nominate themselves and a program or service that they would like to be evaluated as part of this project.
The project is particularly interested in evaluating programs or services in the following areas:
- Community-based primary prevention models
- Mental health prevention and treatment services
- Substance abuse prevention and treatment services
- In-home parent skill-based programs
- Kinship navigator programs
- Programs for transition-age youth
For more information, please visit: https://www.acf.hhs.gov/opre/r...rtunity-announcement
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