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Video: 2022 Behavioral Health Workforce Symposium
Social Finance Vice President and Head of Impact Advisory and Public Sector Practice Jake Segal spoke about possible solutions to the County of San Diego's behavioral health workforce shortage.
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Addressing San Diego’s Behavioral Health Workforce Shortage
Report detailing the significant behavioral health worker shortage in San Diego and potential solutions, including a renewable workforce training fund.
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Home for Good Aims to Help 150 of Anchorage’s Most Vulnerable
Home for Good is a three-year program helping 150 people experiencing homelessness in Anchorage, Alaska by connecting them with housing and support services. Anchorage resident Shane discusses the impact the program has had on his…
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Home at Last
Home for Good is a three-year program helping 150 people experiencing homelessness in Anchorage, Alaska by connecting them with housing and support services. Anchorage resident Alice discusses the impact the program has had on her…
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Learning to Do Better: Building the Evidence Base on Career Impact Bonds and Economic Mobility
With funding from the Strada Education Network, Social Finance has launched a partnership with MDRC to implement a robust learning agenda to assess the implementation and outcomes of the Career Impact Bonds funded through the…
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Improving Federal Policy for America’s Children
As SIPPRA advances effective programs, it could inform a broader approach to public budgeting that drives limited public resources to highly effective interventions and approaches. Federal programs could then invest in a more coordinated fashion…
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Veterans CARE Project Summary
Following sustained, strong veteran employment outcomes throughout this period, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts funded a 15-month extension of Veterans CARE beginning in October 2021 and continuing through at least December 2022.
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Investing in Skill Building: The Career Impact Bond
An FJC donor is putting philanthropic dollars to work by investing in economic mobility for low-income workers. The initiative is called the UP Fund, a $50 million pool of catalytic capital raised by Social Finance.