Families & Communities Together: An Evaluation of Delaware's Child Mental Health Grant Initiative: Interim Data Report
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Center for Community Research and Service and the Center for Disabilities Studies; College of Human Services, Education, & Public Policy; University of Delaware
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Delaware's Families & Communities Together (F.A.C.T.) project is a six-year to
establish a system of care for children with serious emotional disturbances and their
families. Delaware is one of 60 sites that have received grants from the federal Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Administration's Center for Mental Health Services to establish
such systems of care. To date, F.A.C.T. has served 76 children. This report summarizes
the evaluation data collected on the F.A.C.T. project through November 2003.
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Salt, J., Cooksy, L., & Parker, K. (2004). Families & Communities Together: An Evaluation of Delaware's Child Mental Health Grant Initiative: Interim Data Report. Newark, DE: Center for Community Research and Service and the Center for Disabilities Studies; College of Human Services, Education, & Public Policy; University of Delaware.