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re: Safety Permanence and Well-Being



While all States are to be congratulated and encouraged to pursue development 
of a wide range of measures, do not forget the Federal outcomes and measures 
that are being incorporated into the Annual Report and Child and Family 
Service Review processes.

Check the CB web site, scroll down under "Previous Items" and find the 
outcome announcement, programming logic, and various pieces on the Child and 
Family Service Review related to the outcomes of safety, permanence and 
well-being.
http://www.acf.dhhs.gov/programs/cb/
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Sally Flanzer, Ph.D.                         
<sflanzer@acf.dhhs.gov>
Director, Division of Data, Research and Innovation
Children's Bureau   
Administration on Children, Youth and Families
330 C Street, SW, room 2429
Washington DC 20447
(VOICE) 202-205-8914      (FAX) 202-401-5917

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From: "Peter Lyons" <SWOPXL@langate.gsu.edu>, on 2/29/00 1:55 PM:

As  part of a process to improve child protection/welfare in Georgia, I have 
been asked to solicit examples from other states of any bench marks being 
used by CPS to measure "safety, permanence and well-being". If anybody on the 
list has infomation, ideas, examples, suggestions, or maybe just possibly, 
research they can respond to me directly <lyonsp@gsu.edu> or through the list.

Thanks 

Peter

Peter Lyons Ph. D.
School of Social Work
Georgia State University
Atlanta, GA 30269
404-651-3530
lyonsp@gsu.edu