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Massachusetts Pathways to Economic Advancement is a pioneering example of how multi-year administrative data access can empower providers to customize service delivery to client needs and infuse an outcomes focus into our workforce systems.
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The New York Times Fixes section highlights the Family Stability Pay for Success project in Connecticut aimed at reducing parental substance use for DCF-involved families.
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Donor-advised funds (DAFs) have immense potential to make a positive impact on urgent and entrenched social issues by allowing donors to make a non-redeemable gift to a fund and take an immediate tax deduction.
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Earlier this month, Congress passed bipartisan legislation that has significant implications for the Pay for Success (PFS) movement.
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The past decade has been one of achievement and evolution for Social Finance. This report highlights the breadth and depth of Social Finance’s work over the past ten years.
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At Social Finance, we are increasingly focused on how the tools of Pay for Success can help governments design, fund, and manage effective social services, all with the goal of achieving better outcomes for people…
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This summer, Social Finance launched the country’s first four Pay for Success (PFS) feasibility projects in K-12 education with a grant from the Office of Career, Adult, and Technical Education at the Department of Education.
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The Ventura County Project to Support Reentry is part of a larger ecosystem within California, with state and local foundations providing important support to governments as they drive resources to more effective solutions.
