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

Risk Reduction Training for Youth in Care Improves Parenting Skills

This report evaluates the effectiveness of DCFS risk reduction training for pregnant and parenting youth in...

Exemplary TANF Data Users Show Strong Communication, Collaboration, and Partnerships

This brief discusses accessible strategies to promote the use of data and disseminate analyses so that policymakers can use evidence to improve TANF for...

Home Visiting Services Help Homeless Families Navigate Children’s Health and Development

This report examines Start Early's Home Visiting for Homeless Families project and its progress toward increasing access to home visiting services among...

LifeSet Providers Identify Model Strengths and Implementation Challenges

This brief summarizes findings from Phase I of an evaluation of LifeSet, an intensive, evidence-based, youth-centered, and service-focused model developed...

100% New Mexico’s 10 Vital Services Model Resonated Strongly During Pandemic

A developmental evaluation of eight New Mexico counties’ adaptation of the 100% New Mexico model to ensure access to 10 vital services during the...

Evaluation identifies key drivers for progress in Doña Ana County, NM pilot

A developmental evaluation of Doña Ana County’s pilot of the 100% New Mexico model to prevent adversity and childhood trauma by ensuring access to 10...