California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare (CEBC)的动态

?? Discover evidence-based child welfare practices with the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse Program Registry! https://lnkd.in/e2TBGCAu Whether you're a statewide agency, county organization, public entity, or individual practitioner, the CEBC simplifies decision-making. Our user-friendly database consolidates information into simple, straightforward formats, eliminating the need for extensive literature searches or complex research critiques. The following programs and measurement tools have been newly rated on our website: · Community Resiliency Model (CRM?) · Early Steps to School Success (ESSS) · Emotion-Focused Training for Helping Professionals (EFT-HP) · KIDNET · Mockingbird Family (TM) · Self-Compassion for Healthcare Communities (SCHC) · Skills Assessment for Parents with Intellectual Disability ?? Learn more about these and other additions & updates to the CEBC website in our June newsletter ?? https://lnkd.in/dBjwQbsN CC: Trauma Resource Institute, Save the Children US, The Mockingbird Society, Center For Mindful Self-Compassion, Westchester Institute For Human Development #ChildWelfare #EvidenceBased #EvidenceBasedPractice #Research #ImpSci #WeAreChildWelfare #ProfessionalDevelopment

? Discover Evidence-Based Child Welfare Practices with the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse Program Registry! Whether you're a statewide agency, county organization, public entity, or individual practitioner, the #CEBC simplifies decision-making. Our user-friendly database consolidates information into simple, straightforward formats, eliminating the need for extensive literature searches or complex research critiques. ?? We are excited to announce the addition of two new programs to our Program Registry: ? Group Attachment Based Intervention (GABI) – has been added to the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Programs (Birth to 5) topic area where it is rated a "3 — Promising Research Evidence". Learn more about the program https://cebc.link/GABI ? Indiana Family Preservation Services (INFPS) – has been added to the Family Stabilization Programs topic area, where it is rated a "3 — Promising Research Evidence". Learn more about the program: https://cebc.link/INFPS ?? Learn more about these and other additions & updates to the CEBC website here: https://lnkd.in/gTdNqSBv #ChildWelfare #EvidenceBasedPractice #Research #ImpSci #EvidenceBasedPrograms #Interventions #CEBCProgramRegistry #FamilyStabilization #EarlyChildhoodMentalHealth CC: MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER

The National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well Being (NSCAW) is the only source of nationally representative, longitudinal data on the well-being of children and families involved with the child welfare system. Conducting the third cohort, NSCAW III, proved more challenging methodologically than previous NSCAW cohorts and included additional obstacles such as the COVID-19 pandemic interrupting data collection. Learn about the design of NSCAW III, the methodological challenges and solutions implemented during the baseline wave, and the analytic opportunities for researchers interested in accessing the NSCAW III data in this new brief from our research partner RTI International. https://buff.ly/3KypbGM #Data #ChildWelfare

Engaging fathers in child welfare cases, especially those involving domestic abuse, can be challenging. But it's crucial for child safety and family healing. Here's how the Safe & Together Model has transformed practice with its domestic abuse-informed and trauma-informed practices: ? Focus on the person choosing violence & their pattern of behavior, not isolated incidents ? Have equal behavioural & child care expectations for men & women as parents ? Assess how perpetrators choices impact family functioning, child wellbeing & safety ? Collaborate with the protective parent Want to learn more about working effectively with perpetrators as parents? The Safe & Together Institute offers excellent training and resources: https://lnkd.in/exXxSaHq How do you approach perpetrator engagement in your work? Share your thoughts below. #ChildWelfare #FatherEngagement #SocialWork #SafeAndTogether #DomesticAbuseInformed

MACY is conducting a survey regarding the Serious Injury Program reporting requirements which became a legislative requirement on July 1, 2023. If you provide child welfare/adoptions, youth mental health/addictions, or youth justice services and haven't received the survey, please email [email protected] and we will send you the link (once verified). #SeriousInjuryProgram #MACY #MACYManitoba #ManitobaAdvocate

Our child welfare partners are now leveraging predictive risk models as a casemix measure. Any doctor, nurse, or social worker will tell you that not all cases are created equal. Some are straightforward, while others keep you up at night. For decades, we've utilized casemix adjustments in healthcare, but child welfare has been lacking this tool. Until now! Managers and supervisors often struggled to compare caseloads across workers and its hard to know who was up for a new assignment and who was over-stretched. For workers with the same number of cases, complexity can vary significantly (more children involved, more providers, more placement activity). Our SDA supervision tools include a caseload monitoring screen that provides supervisors with a snapshot of their workers' caseloads. The exciting part? It’s a complexity-adjusted caseload. And, as with all our tools, it’s just one click away. Or, as I like to say, it's a one-click wonder! #ChildWelfare #PredictiveModeling #CaseloadManagement #SocialWorkInnovation #Healthcare #ChildSafety

This new brief from our research partners Abt Associates and Child Trends provides an introduction to the 13 collaborative projects funded by the Child Welfare Community Collaborations (CWCC) initiative by addressing the following questions for each: ? What key partners did CWCC grantees engage in their collaborative work? ? What strategies did CWCC grantees propose as part of their collaborative work? ? What prior experience did grantees have with community-level collaboration? ? What evaluation designs did they use? The CWCC initiative supports communities’ efforts to prevent child maltreatment and reduce community-level rates of child abuse, neglect, and out-of-home placements. https://buff.ly/42zTNQ7

The Child Welfare Community Collaborations (CWCC) initiative is designed to mobilize communities to develop and evaluate multi-system collaboratives that address local barriers and provide a continuum of services to prevent child abuse and neglect. New profiles from our research partners Abt Global and Child Trends describe each of the four Cohort 1 grantees, including activities undertaken, lessons learned, and examples of different strategies the grantees use. https://buff.ly/3WKAqmH

This new brief from our research partners Abt Associates and Child Trends provides an introduction to the 13 collaborative projects funded by the Child Welfare Community Collaborations (CWCC) initiative by addressing the following questions for each: ? What key partners did CWCC grantees engage in their collaborative work? ? What strategies did CWCC grantees propose as part of their collaborative work? ? What prior experience did grantees have with community-level collaboration? ? What evaluation designs did they use? The CWCC initiative supports communities’ efforts to prevent child maltreatment and reduce community-level rates of child abuse, neglect, and out-of-home placements. https://buff.ly/42zTNQ7

Dear helpers/keepers of children and youth. Your feedback is key for getting to better. Please check out this important post from Sherry Gott, MSW RSW and Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth