Strategies to Build Evidence for Kinship Navigator Programs Under the Family First Act

Strategies to Build Evidence for Kinship Navigator Programs Under the Family First Act

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Kinship

2021

11-50 pages

Child Trends

Berenice Rushovich, Amy McKlindon, and Sharon Vandivere

Identifies common challenges agencies face in building this evidence and suggests ways to address these common challenges, including defining the program model; selecting the comparison group; ensuring an adequate sample size; selecting appropriate outcomes and reliable and valid measures; and collecting data.

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