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Neighborhood Based Family Support. Imagine… …every child, and every youth in every neighborhood growing up in a safe, stable, nurturing home, enjoying.

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1 Neighborhood Based Family Support

2 Imagine… …every child, and every youth in every neighborhood growing up in a safe, stable, nurturing home, enjoying good health, being successful at school and going on to become financially self-sufficient.

3 “Children’s early development depends on the health and well-being of their parents. Yet the daily experiences of a significant number of young children are burdened by untreated mental health problems in their families, recurrent exposure to family violence, and the psychological fallout from living in a demoralized and violent neighborhood.” -“Neurons to Neighborhoods, The Science of Early Childhood Development” by the National Research Council Institute of Medicine

4 Theory of Change

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6 Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships

7 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters

8 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration

9 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability

10 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy

11 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy

12 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families

13 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents

14 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration

15 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning

16 Theory of Change Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy

17 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy

18 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy Optimum Child Development

19 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy Optimum Child Development Good Health

20 Theory of Change Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy Optimum Child Development Good Health Success at School

21 Theory of Change Support Families Mobilize Neighborhood Residents Strengthen Collaboration Participatory Evaluation and Planning Advocate for Family- friendly Public Policy Optimum Child Development Good Health Success at School Financial Self- sufficiency Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships Place Matters Collaboration Quality & Accountability Family-friendly Public Policy

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