Community Partnership Evaluations and Reports
Community Partnership 2010 Report
Community Partnership sites are asked to collect performance outcome data on the implementation of all four strategies (shared-decision making; neighborhood networking; individualized course of action; policy change). All data utilized for analysis in the "Community Partnerships Evaulation" report (found below) was taken from site reports covering the time frame of October 2006 through September 2007.
Community Partnerships Evaluation
Appendix A
Appendix B
Below are the Evaluation/Reporting forms, surveys, and tools that Community Partnership sites use to collect and provide this information.
Community Partnerships Evaluation Forms to be used for 2008-2009 AND 2009-2010 reports
~~~~The yellow section of the evaluation/reporting form and proposed budget form are to be completed and e-mailed to both Kyla Madsen (kmadsen@dhs.state.ia.us) and Sandy Lint (slint@dhs.state.ia.us) by August 15th.
~~~~The green section of last year's evaluation/reporting form and final expenditure on last year's budget form are to be completed and e-mailed to Sandy Lint (slint@dhs.state.ia.us) by October 15th.
National article about Iowa's Community Partnership
"IOWA: Community Partnerships become a reliable framework for a statewide transformation" In 2007, the Center for the Study of Social Policy asked Andrew White to come to Iowa and examine recent child welfare reform efforts and the impact of Community Partnership. Andrew White is director of the Center for New York City Affairs at The New School, where he writes on politics, government, neighborhoods and social policy. He is editor of Child Welfare Watch, which reports on critical issues in New York City child and family services. While visiting Iowa, Andrew interviewed DHS frontline and administrative staff, providers, parents, youth, judges, Decat and Community Partnership coordinators and others. As a result of these interviews, Andrew wrote an article on Iowa's efforts and this article appears in the Center for the Study of Social Policy publication, Scale of Change: Creating and Sustaining Collaborative Child Welfare Reform across Cities and States .
To review this article clink on: http://www.cssp.org/whatsnew.html
Community Partnerships FTM Quality Assurance Survey April 2006
Please click on the following for more information: Quality Assurance Survey Summary
Department of Human Services Quality Service Reviews
Please click on the following for more information:
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