Sentences with phrase «interagency collaboration»

In 1991, Martin J. Blank — who became IEL's president in 2009 — led a task force commissioned by the U.S. Departments of Education and Health and Human Services, a major step forward for interagency collaboration.

He is credited with helping to lay the groundwork for the Obama administration's new BRAIN Initiative by encouraging interagency collaboration in neuroscience.

The Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (OIE) was launched to drive interagency collaboration on policies to enable our innovation ecosystem to thrive and to drive high growth, high wage starts ups.

«Built on a strong foundation of local interagency collaboration, which contributed to the design, planning, resourcing and management, Young Knocknaheeny (YK) has formally been in existence since January 1st 2015.

Supplemental funding may be awarded to current DMREF project teams to support effective interagency collaboration between their DMREF project and MGI - related activities at federal agencies and national laboratories, including the HydroGEN Energy Materials Network (EMN).

Amendment the Result of BP Katz's Hurricane Relief Task Force and de Blasio Administration's Build it Back Overhaul, Which Prioritized Interagency Collaboration and Community Engagement to Accelerate the Recovery QUEENS, NY — Borough President Katz issued an approval of the Citywide Flood Resilience text amendment — proposed by the Department of City Planning, the Department -LSB-...]

The purpose of the Minnesota Positive Behavior Support Network is to bring leaders in positive behavior support from across the state together to collaborate and encourage interagency collaboration.

The term full - service school was first used in 1991 when the Florida legislature provided funding to support a system of interagency collaboration with mandates to make a comprehensive package of human services available in school buildings.

Understanding Systems and Organizational Change (WMV - 110 MB) June 16, 2010 This webinar highlighted the impact of the Improving Child Welfare Outcomes through Systems of Care initiative on building interagency collaboration among child welfare and other child - and family - serving agencies, and in integrating a system of care principle - guided approach into child welfare agencies» policies, procedures, and practices.

She has facilitated and evaluated interagency collaboration at both the state and local levels, primarily in the area of early childhood.

During his three and half year tenure there, Anthony wore multiple hats, including managing over $ 40 million in program assets as Acting Director of Finance and overseeing large interagency collaborations as Associate Director of Special projects.

Nanotechnology Signature Initiatives (NSIs) are areas identified as ripe for significant advances through close and targeted program - level interagency collaboration.

This brief offers ideas for state and local policymakers to develop interagency collaboration, expand access to affordable afterschool programs, and advance general program quality.

The Arctic Forum track of the Science Policy Conference focused on U.S. Government Interagency Collaboration for Arctic Change Research.

Guiding principles of systems of care Learn about the guiding principles of systems of care, including interagency collaboration; individualized strengths - based care; cultural competence; child, youth, and family involvement; community - based services; and accountability as defined by organizations and experts in the field.

This section, which includes State and local examples, describes multidisciplinary approaches to interagency collaborations designed to improve services to children and their families.

Infertility Information systems Intake Intensive family preservation services Interagency collaboration Intercountry adoption Intercountry Adoption Act Interdisciplinary training Interethnic Adoption Provisions of the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996 (IEPA) Intergenerational Interjurisdictional placement International adoption (See Intercountry adoption.)

Although the ways in which interagency collaboration occurs is different from state to state, an important goal of positive behavior support is to work collaboratively across education and human services to:

Parents in adult psychiatric care and their children: a call for more interagency collaboration with social services and child and adolescent psychiatry.

These systems are also developed around the principles of being child - centered, family - driven, strength - based, and culturally competent and involving interagency collaboration.

There is poor interagency collaboration between the «front end» (prevention and support services before offending) and «back end» (corrections and juvenile justice) departments dealing with Indigenous over-representation.

«Built on a strong foundation of local interagency collaboration, which contributed to the design, planning, resourcing and management, Young Knocknaheeny (YK) has formally been in existence since January 1st 2015.

Amendment the Result of BP Katz's Hurricane Relief Task Force and de Blasio Administration's Build it Back Overhaul, Which Prioritized Interagency Collaboration and Community Engagement to Accelerate the Recovery

Interagency collaboration among those service providers could ensure that professionals respond to problem behavior related to drug or alcohol use in a consistent manner and that educators learn how their own behavior might deter student substance abuse and support those in recovery.

Final Report: Independent Assessment of New Jersey's Children Behavioral Health Care System (PDF - 1,500 KB) Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute (2006) Discusses findings from an independent assessment in four areas: State - level governance structure, system of care development, interagency collaboration at State and local levels, and local level governance structure.

«Project SEARCH brings all the best practices together that we know about Transition to Work in one model: Interagency collaboration between schools, adult providers, and business; an immersion in a business for work - based learning; systematic instruction and data collection; family involvement; and blended funding.

Discussions included the current state of U.S. government investment in Arctic research; plans for future investments; and research gaps, the U.S. government's role in research, and opportunities for interagency collaborations to address challenges facing the Arctic.

Building and Sustaining Child Welfare Partnerships This brief highlights the importance of interagency collaboration and community partnerships and describes steps and strategies that child welfare agencies can use to forge partnerships with child - and family - serving organizations and community members.

«This interagency collaboration will align national service and turnaround efforts in schools across the country.

Partnerships School - community and interagency collaboration; working with business, civic and community organizations

The HB1451 committee allocates funding from a social services grant from the state of Colorado with an emphasis on interagency collaboration to improve youth outcomes.

Intra and interagency collaboration, school district administration leadership, School Health Advisory Committees (SHACs), and Healthy School Teams (on the school level) create an effective support system.

Beginning with a comprehensive overview of inclusive education, this book provides a context for discussions of theoretical and practical aspects: planning, implementing, and evaluating inclusive education; financial and legal concerns; family partnerships; interagency collaboration; and staff developmental activities.

When people in agencies are looking to solve problems — interagency collaboration can really work.

This webinar will lead you to understand the key dimensions of supporting RTI from a state - level perspective, methods for interagency collaboration, and best practices to ensure effective implementation and delivery of RTI among all settings.

Interagency Collaboration Considers the challenges and strategies associated with building and sustaining interagency collaboration in a child welfare driven system of care.

Based on evaluation data conducted by the Center for Child and Family Policy at Duke University between 2005 and 2006, ACDSS staff and supervisors demonstrated significant improvements in the incorporation of the SOC principles — family partnership, interagency collaboration, individualized strengths - based services, community - based services, cultural competence, and accountability — in their practice.

Interagency collaboration, a core principle in systems of care, focuses on bringing together and engaging critical stakeholders, such as juvenile justice, mental health, education, law enforcement, and Tribal authorities, in a coordinated and integrated effort to serve children whose needs cross multiple systems.

The Collaboration Primer: Proven Strategies, Considerations, and Tools to Get You Started (PDF - 290 KB) Torres & Margolin (2003) Reviews considerations for forming and participating in interagency collaborations and presents models for collaboration between community providers and agencies.

Contracting for Coordination of Behavioral Health Services in Privatized Child Welfare and Medicaid Managed Care (PDF - 407 KB) George Washington University Center for Health Services Research and Policy (2003) Analyzes the content of Medicaid managed care and privatized child welfare contracts that specify requirements for care coordination and interagency collaboration.

The video chapters offer insight and understanding based on foundational best practices in transition planning: Student - Focused Planning, Student Development, Interagency Collaboration, Program Structure, and Family Involvement.

Built on a strong foundation of local interagency collaboration, which contributed to the design, planning, resourcing and management, YK has formally been in existence since January 1st 2015.

The California Statewide Screening Taskforce is an interagency collaboration of representatives from all major state agencies serving young children and key organizational partners.

The Tandem Teen Prenatal & Parenting Program is an interagency collaboration led by People's and designed to promote the health and well - being of young families and reduce their risk of subsequent unplanned pregnancies.