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  • Child Welfare and Foster Care SystemsChild Welfare and Foster Care Systems
  • Community ChangeCommunity Change
  • Early Childhood InitiativesEarly Childhood Initiatives
  • Economic Supports for FamiliesEconomic Supports for Families
  • Home Visitation and Maltreatment PreventionHome Visitation and Maltreatment Prevention
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NEW AT CHAPIN HALLNEW AT CHAPIN HALL

Discussion Paper on Implementing Successful School-Based Health Centers

School-based health centers (SBHC) are often set up as partnerships between an outside health provider and a school, but relationships are often strained and can decline over time. In this study of SBHCs added to five middle schools in Chicago as part of the Elev8 Initiative, researchers conducted observations and interviews, and reviewed SBHC use patterns and accomplishments over three years. »

The Center for State Child Welfare Data Receives APHSA’s 2013 Academic Excellence Award

The Center for State Child Welfare Data at Chapin Hall has been selected as the recipient of the American Public Human Services Association’s (APHSA) 2013 Academic Excellence Award. The Center will receive the award in June during the APHSA Policy Forum, From Innovation to Transformation, in Arlington, Virginia. »

Deborah Daro Interviewed in Washington Post

Chapin Hall Senior Research Fellow Deborah Daro was recently interviewed in a Washington Post article on successful home visiting programs. »

Report on the Illinois Healthy Beginnings II (IHB2) Project

The Illinois Healthy Beginnings II (IHB2) project was a 3-year effort of the Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (ICAAP) and the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services. IHB2 aimed to improve care coordination and linkages between pediatric primary care providers (PCPs), Early Intervention (EI) providers, and other community service providers. This report provides findings related to selected aspects of the implementation of the 3-year initiative—aspects that include the development of strategies, implementation forms, and procedures to facilitate the referral process as well as coordination of services among the three groups of participants. »

NEWS HIGHLIGHTNEWS HIGHLIGHT

Webcast Recording from May 14 Child and Family Policy Forum Now Online

The webcast recording from "Children Whose Parents Have Experienced Childhood Trauma -- Challenges, Obligations, and Reasonable Efforts for Reunification" is now available. »

INSIDE THE RESEARCHINSIDE THE RESEARCH

Students At and Above Grade Level for Reading in Grade 3 Graduate from High School at Higher Rates Than Students Below Grade Level »

SPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCHSPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCH

Shootings among Chicago’s Youth: Exploring the Context for Policy Reform

Chapin Hall is developing and implementing the VISA initiative (Violence Inquest for Solutions and Alliances). VISA is one of 12 projects that make up the Community Anti-Violence and Restoration Effort (CARE), an effort undertaken by the City of Chicago and Cook County in collaboration to improve public safety.

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