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Item Families and Communities Together: An Evaluation of Delaware's Child Mental Health Grant Initiative: Compendium of Final Technical Reports(Center for Disabilities Studies, 2005-08) Salt, James D.Delaware’s Families & Communities Together (F.A.C.T.) project is a seven-year effort to establish a system of care for children with serious emotional disturbances and their families. This compendium provides a compilation of reports of the various analyses of the evaluation data collected on the F.A.C.T. project through June 2005, covering the following areas: background characteristics of families and children served by the project, patterns of service use among F.A.C.T. children, children’s progress and outcomes, legal involvement among F.A.C.T. children, challenges facing F.A.C.T. families, satisfaction with the project, implementation of the system of care, and costs of providing services in F.A.C.T.Item Families and Communities Together: An Evaluation of Delaware's Child Mental Health Grant Initiative: Interim Data Report(Center for Disabilities Studies, 2004-01) Salt, James D.; Cooksy, Leslie J.; Parker, KatherineDelaware’s Families & Communities Together (F.A.C.T.) project is a seven-year effort to establish a system of care for children with serious emotional disturbances and their families. This report summarizes the evaluation data collected on the F.A.C.T. project through November 2003.Item Families and Communities Together: Key Finding and Recommendations from the Evaluation of Delaware's Child Mental Health Grant Initiative(Center for Disabilities Studies, 2005-08) Salt, James D.Delaware’s Families & Communities Together (F.A.C.T.) project is a seven-year effort to establish a system of care for children with serious emotional disturbances and their families. Project activities focus on two areas: piloting a model for coordinating and providing services for these children; and facilitating the adoption of a system of care approach in the larger child-serving system. This is the final evaluation report and focuses on the key findings of the evaluation of F.A.C.T.’s efforts through the end of state FY2005. This report also presents recommendations for the project and for the Department of Services for Children, Youth, & Their Families system of care effort based on these findings.