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Despite promising initial evidence, recovery housing has only recently become part of the formal array of recovery services that receive public funding and legislative oversight. By increasing its supply of recovery housing, Louisiana joins many…
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The first year of the latest outcomes rate card offers learnings not just for the State of Connecticut and its home visiting providers but also for other jurisdictions looking to start similar outcomes-based initiatives.
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The Connecticut Office of Early Childhood is launching a two-year universal home visiting and community health worker pilot. Social Finance collaborated with CT OEC and partnering agencies to design the pilot, secure funding, and plan…
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Jake Segal recently assumed leadership of Social Finance’s Public Sector Practice, which he helped establish after joining the organization in 2014. Jake discusses his new role and the continued evolution of the Public Sector Practice.
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The most effective institutions in the next century will draw on a smarter spending toolkit, drawing on deeper partnerships, more accountability, and better feedback mechanisms to do more good, more efficiently.
From the Social Finance Institute
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Ramona Schindelheim, editor-in-chief of WorkingNation, sits down with David Socolow and Tracy Palandjian to discuss the New Jersey Pay It Forward Program.
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WORK Inc. partnered with Social Finance to to develop the data infrastructure needed to better understand its clients’ journeys and use this data to guide program adjustments.
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Report detailing the significant behavioral health worker shortage in San Diego and potential solutions, including a renewable workforce training fund.
From the Social Finance Institute
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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…
