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Social Finance partnered with Interface and Ventura County to establish Ventura County Project to Support Reentry, a pay for success program that has already enrolled over 340 individuals into reentry services at Interface.
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Reflecting on a decade of work in the impact investing movement. Social Finance has built new tools at the intersection of finance and policy to deliver meaningful change and measurable outcomes for our communities.
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The Municipality of Anchorage committed up to $4.5 million in outcome payments that will get recycled back into the project contingent on how many residents receive and maintain stable housing.
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The Boston Globe describes how low-income workers are using the Career Impact Bond to gain access to career training and learn in-demand skills without paying any upfront costs.
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As the Biden-Harris administration seeks to leverage limited resources to achieve profound social change, Social Finance proposes outcomes-based funding (OBF) as a powerful tool.
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The Aspen Institute published an issue brief that explores how income share agreements (ISAs) could be designed and operated to improve economic opportunity for American workers.
