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General overview

Stage of development: Implementation

Policy sector: Child and family welfare

Date outcomes contract signed: Jul 2018

Start date of service provision: Sep 2018

Capital raised (minimum): USD 790k

Service users: 144 individuals

Intervention

The intervention is designed to build and maintain a network of educational support for students who experience foster care. The provider shall hire one licensed and qualified project lead and four licensed and qualified specialists to provide Fostering Opportunities Program to participants.

Target population

Youth who are in foster care when they enter grades 7,8,9, or 10.

Location

Country

  • United States

Service delivery locations

  • Jefferson County, Colorado, USA

Involved organisations

Outcome metrics

  • Attendance. Increase in total number of class periods actually attended across all students relative to control group. Jefferson County Human Services administrative data.
  • Suspensions - outcome 1. Decrease in percentage of students who received at least 1 suspension during the semesters evaluated relative to control group. Jefferson County Human Services administrative data.
  • Suspensions - outcome 2. Decrease in total number of suspension incidents among those students who were suspended at least once relative to control group. Jefferson County Human Services administrative data.
  • Course passing. Increase in course passing rate by school district. Jefferson County Human Services administrative data.
  • On-track to graduate. Increase in total number of students who are on-track to graduate within four years of entering 9th grade relative to control group. Jefferson County Human Services administrative data.
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