Knowledge Base

This PowerPoint presentation presents information about building a child welfare system of care

Alamance, Bladen, and Mecklenburg Counties (North Carolina)

Building integrated service systems for child welfare

Description of the SOC concept, History, Guiding Principles, and SOC as they relate to Child Welfare

The Children's Medical Services (CMS) program provides children with special health care needs with a family centered, managed system of care.

A Center resource page that provides information such as contacts, CBC, and other resources.

Links to various child-serving systems and resources

Since its inception in 1984, the Multiagency Network for Students with Emotional Disabilities (SEDNET) has been devoted to facilitating the creation of a comprehensive "system of care" for high-risk students and students with emotional disabilities and their families.

Questions for Examining the Role of the 'Family Voice' in a SOC

This monograph is designed to guide communities in using a theory-based approach to systems of care development.

The purpose of this paper is to report on the results of an exploratory study designed to identify models for effective integration, and to identify both facilitators and barriers to such integration. The paper includes recommendations for enhancing the effective integration.

The RTC works to strengthen the empirical foundation for effective systems of care, and improve services for children with serious emotional or behavioral disorders and their families.

Expanding the Array of Services using Networks of Providers in Community-based Integrated Systems of Care

This literature review examines the research evidence of a connection between the effect of early care and education programs on a reduction in child abuse and neglect.

This guide was prepared to assist workers in developing recommendations to the court regarding children on their caseload following a natural disaster which has displaced children from their jurisdiction.