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Title IV-E Prevention Plan
Data / Research
Implementation Strategies

This resource from Child Trends outlines lessons learned in jurisdictions such as New York City that were early adopters of evidence-based prevention services. This brief includes details of two evidence-based models, implemented in NYC, as case studies: Brief Strategic Family Therapy and Child Parent Psychotherapy.  It includes four key factors that influence the scale-up of EBMs in child welfare and considerations for jurisdictions preparing to implement prevention services under the Family First Act as they seek to build a service continuum that better meets the needs of children and families.

View the report here. 

Prevention

Source

Child Trends

Location

Federal
Tribal
New York
Published November 23, 2020