New Evaluation Demonstrates the Impact of the C.A.R.E.S. Model on Prevention Outcomes
A recent independent evaluation of the National Center for Innovation and Excellence’s C.A.R.E.S. Model (Coordination, Advocacy, Resources, Education, and Support) demonstrates compelling outcomes for families involved in child welfare. Findings indicate that families who received C.A.R.E.S. services experienced significantly fewer child maltreatment re-reports and lower rates of out-of-home placements compared …
Brevard Government and Brevard Family Partnership Team up to Expand System of Care for Youth
Local government and Brevard Family Partnership are working together in the Brevard Behavioral Health Expansion project. The project provides services to children and youth ages 5 to 21 with severe emotional disturbances, as well as providing support to families. The four-year program is funded with a $4 million federal grant …
Grant Helps Brevard Family Partnership Assist More Families With Mental Health Issues
Through a partnership with Brevard Family Partnership, Brevard County is creating the Brevard Behavioral Health Expansion (BBHE) Project funded by a grant from The Substance Abuse Mental Health Service Administration of the Federal Government. Money awarded from the $4M grant expands behavioral health services in the county using evidence-based treatment …
Children Should Remain Front-and-Center in Fight to End Homelessness
NCFIE Certification Student Gary Elem with the Primo Center in Chicago serves as a member of a community coalition funded by Illinois Children’s Healthcare. The cross sector coalition, “30 members strong” inclusive of homeless parents and youth is working to implement High Fidelity Wraparound to ensure the housing and well-being …
“Harder schools won’t stop the violence”
Article published by CNN written by NCFIE Board member Karen Shmukler, Ed D. Read article here.
Brevard C.A.R.E.S. Safety Management Services Team Featured in Brevard Business News
Safety Management Services Team at Brevard CARES helps children, families stay together; honored with the Child Abuse Prevention Task Force Award.