Research – Chapin Hall

Research

Chapin Hall is at the forefront of research that shapes policy and practice. Our rigorous data analysis provides decision makers with evidence to shape the best policies and practices for children and families.

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Advancing Trauma-informed Care Within and Across Child-Serving Systems

Alameda County’s Youth Transitions Partnership Program: A Promising Model for Supporting Transition-Age Youth in Foster Care

Economic and Concrete Supports are Key Ingredients in Programs Designed to Prevent Child Welfare Involvement

This brief discusses the current evidence for the value of economic and concrete supports as a child welfare prevention mechanism and identifies key program...

Family First Implementation of Congregate Care Reforms: Where are We One Year Later?

This report examines how states are changing or reducing the use of congregate care under Family First and implementing and financing QRTPs and other...

Resilience of Latina Caregivers Improves after Participating in a Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Intervention in their Medical Home

This brief describes the effects of a Social Determinants of Health intervention on Latina caregivers’ well-being....

Youth Participants Give High Marks to LifeSet Program in Illinois

This brief examines the ways LifeSet is and is not supporting the transition from foster care to adulthood for 13 young...

Research Collection

Alameda County’s Youth Transitions Partnership: Lessons from a Formative Evaluation of a Program for Transition-Age Youth in Care

Chapin Hall conducted a formative evaluation of YTP and released several reports and...

Transition-Age Youth in Foster Care Benefit from Additional Supports in First Months after Leaving Care

This brief explores the relationship between placement stability and youth engagement in Youth Transitions...